Voice Recognition Identifier Display Prioritization
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Solution Overview
Problem
As the number of screen components on electronic devices increases, the assigned identifiers can hinder user visibility and readability, leading to graphic congestion and decreased convenience in operating the device through speech recognition.
Innovation Solution
An electronic device with a processor that determines specified conditions for screen components and displays identifier objects in different orders, prioritizing primary components and maintaining or excluding secondary identifiers based on user input and interaction, thereby enhancing user convenience and preventing graphic congestion.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If identifiers are assigned to all screen components, then speech recognition functionality is improved, but screen readability and user visibility deteriorate due to graphic congestion
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by making identifier display conditional rather than universal. Identifiers are selectively displayed only on screen components that meet specified conditions (such as being currently selectable or interactable), rather than being assigned to all components. This creates a non-uniform display strategy where the presence of identifiers varies by location and context, resolving the contradiction between providing speech recognition coverage and avoiding graphic congestion.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamics by making identifier display dynamic and context-dependent. The system continuously evaluates whether screen components meet specified conditions and adjusts identifier visibility accordingly. When a component becomes selectable or interactable, its identifier is displayed; when it becomes non-selectable, the identifier is hidden. This dynamic adaptation allows the interface to provide speech recognition support only when necessary, preventing static graphic congestion while maintaining functional versatility.
2Ease of operation
If identifiers are displayed on all screen components, then operability through speech recognition is improved, but screen clarity and user comfort worsen
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by making identifier display conditional rather than universal. Identifiers are selectively displayed only on screen components that meet specified conditions (such as being currently selectable or interactable), rather than being assigned to all components. This creates a non-uniform display strategy where the presence of identifiers varies by location and context, resolving the contradiction between providing speech recognition coverage and avoiding graphic congestion.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamics by making identifier display dynamic and context-dependent. The system continuously evaluates whether screen components meet specified conditions and adjusts identifier visibility accordingly. When a component becomes selectable or interactable, its identifier is displayed; when it becomes non-selectable, the identifier is hidden. This dynamic adaptation allows the interface to provide speech recognition support only when necessary, preventing static graphic congestion while maintaining functional versatility.
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple identifiers are displayed simultaneously, then comprehensive speech recognition coverage is achieved, but user ability to distinguish and select target component deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by making identifier display conditional rather than universal. Identifiers are selectively displayed only on screen components that meet specified conditions (such as being currently selectable or interactable), rather than being assigned to all components. This creates a non-uniform display strategy where the presence of identifiers varies by location and context, resolving the contradiction between providing speech recognition coverage and avoiding graphic congestion.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies the extraction principle by removing identifiers from screen components that do not meet specified conditions. Instead of displaying all identifiers simultaneously, the system extracts and displays only those identifiers corresponding to currently selectable or interactable components. This selective extraction reduces visual clutter and improves component identification accuracy while maintaining comprehensive speech recognition coverage through conditional display.
Data Source
AI summary
A display apparatus including a display, a voice input receiver, a memory, a communication circuitry and a processor. The processor being configured to control the display to display at least one first identifier corresponding to at least one first component on a first area in the screen during a first time such that one of the at least one first identifier is selectable by a first user voice input, and control the display to display at least one second identifier corresponding to the at least one second component on a second area in the screen during a second time different from the first time, such that one of the at least one second identifier is selectable by a second user voice input.