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In software engineering, graphical user interface testing is the process of testing a product's graphical user interface to ensure it meets its specifications. This is normally done through the use of a variety of test cases.
User interface for a digital content management system
InactiveUS20120110515A1Digital data processing detailsOther databases browsing/visualisationGraphicsDigital data
A graphical user interface and digital content processor for the management of digital data. The graphical user interface is characterized by two treeview controls capable of transforming the screen display of items under management by acting as a filtering mechanism for the category value pairs inherent in every item under management. The treeview controls folders, or nodes, transform the screen display of data under management to filter by the category values represented by the treeview controls' folders when selected.
Owner:ABRAMOFF CARY SCOTT +1
Touch screen and graphical user interface
InactiveUS20090213134A1Improve accuracyImprove usabilityCathode-ray tube indicatorsInput/output processes for data processingGraphicsGraphical user interface
A selective input system and associated method is provided which tracks the motion of a pointing device over a region or area. The pointing device can be a touchpad, a mouse, a pen, or any device capable of providing two or three-dimensional location. The region or area is preferably augmented with a printed or actual keyboard / pad. Alternatively, a representation of the location of the pointing device over a virtual keyboard / pad can be dynamically shown on an associated display. The system identifies selections of items or characters by detecting parameters of motion of the pointing device, such as length of motion, a change in direction, a change in velocity, and or a lack of motion at locations that correspond to features on the keyboard / pad. The input system is preferably coupled to a text disambiguation system such as a T9® or Sloppytype™ system, to improve the accuracy and usability of the input system.
Owner:CERENCE OPERATING CO
Information presentation system for a graphical user interface
InactiveUS6426761B1Easy to useImprove visibilityInput/output processes for data processingItem CollectionGraphics
Information presentation system comprises a computer device having a display terminal for providing a graphical user interface (GUI), capable of generating a cluster of items comprising graphical or textual elements for display thereof according to a fractal appearance. Each item in a cluster represents information having a degree of relatedness with information represented by other items in a cluster. A control mechanism is provided for controlling the spatial extent, nesting and arrangement of items within a cluster according to a specified criteria, which spatial extent and arrangement is controlled to provide optimal display and conserve screen display space on the display terminal. Users may manually enter a criteria for organizing and adjusting the spatial extent of a cluster in order to provide continuous display space on the computer display terminal. The invention may be implemented in text editors to provide a multiresolution annotation feature for portable and lap / palm-top computer devices having pen-based or keyboard based inputs.
Owner:IBM CORP
Graphical user interface for an information display system
A graphical user interface comprising a main pane, a web button or interactive content button area, an input area, a mini map area, and a three-dimensional view area is disclosed. There are three main view that are displayed (a) three-dimensional perspective view of a virtual three-dimensional space that comprises a plurality of virtual display windows, wherein each of the virtual display windows is allocated a specific position in the space and is associated with a network location identifier of a content provider, or (b) an interactive content view of network content associated with the network location identifier, or (c) a map view comprising a map of the virtual three-dimensional space. Various map display, path generation, and navigation functions are provided. The graphical user interface provides a flexible and intuitive way to navigate a complex three-dimensional virtual space in which web pages or other interactive content are mapped to virtual display windows of virtual buildings in a virtual three-dimensional space.
Owner:THREE B INT
Graphical user interface and method for mobile device activation
ActiveUS20080167027A1Easy SetupPromote activationService provisioningAccounting/billing servicesActivation methodComputer hardware
Methods, systems and graphical user interfaces that facilitate activation of mobile devices, such as communication devices or multi-function devices, via computers are disclosed. According to one embodiment, activation of a mobile device with respect to a wireless service provider can be performed by users through use of a computer (e.g., personal computer) that communicate with a remotely located activation server. According to another embodiment, graphical user interfaces can be presented to users so as to enable end users to easily activate mobile devices.
Owner:APPLE INC
Graphical user interface for browsing, searching and presenting classical works
ActiveUS20050071780A1Television system detailsMultimedia data browsing/visualisationGraphicsGraphical user interface
Improved graphical user interfaces suitable for reviewing, browsing, previewing and / or purchasing media items are also disclosed. The methods and graphical user interfaces are particularly useful for a system that provides purchase and distribution of media in a client-server environment. The graphical user interfaces can be presented to a user at a client (client machine). In one embodiment, the methods and graphical user interfaces can assist users in locating media to be browsed, previewed or purchased. The media can, for example, be audio, video and / or image data. The methods and graphical user interfaces are particularly useful for reviewing, browsing, previewing and / or purchasing classical music.
Owner:APPLE INC
Interactive complex task teaching system
A system which allows a user to teach a computational device how to perform complex, repetitive tasks that the user usually would perform using the device's graphical user interface (GUI) often but not limited to being a web browser. The system includes software running on a user's computational device. The user “teaches” task steps by inputting natural language and demonstrating actions with the GUI. The system uses a semantic ontology and natural language processing to create an explicit representation of the task that is stored on the computer. After a complete task has been taught, the system is able to automatically execute the task in new situations. Because the task is represented in terms of the ontology and user's intentions, the system is able to adapt to changes in the computer code while still pursuing the objectives taught by the user.
Owner:FLORIDA INST FOR HUMAN & MACHINE COGNITION
Multimedia control center
ActiveUS20070189737A1Television system detailsColor television signals processingMedia controlsGraphics
Techniques and systems for centralized access to multimedia content stored on or available to a computing device are disclosed. The centralized access can be provided by a media control interface that receives user inputs and interacts with media programs resident on the computing device to produce graphical user interfaces that can be presented on a display device.
Owner:APPLE INC
Private data entry
InactiveUS20110006996A1Easy to useImprove security levelInput/output for user-computer interactionAcutation objectsGraphicsGraphical user interface
A device and method for creating a private entry display on a touchscreen is provided, wherein the touchscreen includes a plurality of touch cells corresponding to spatial locations on the touchscreen. A graphical user interface is generated for display on the touchscreen for a predefined operation, the graphical user interface including a plurality of input zones. A characteristic of the graphical user interface as displayed on the touchscreen for the predefined operation is alter in order to change the touch cells associated with the graphical user interface. The altered user interface then is displayed on the touchscreen.
Owner:SHARP KK
Providing force feedback to a user of an interface device based on interactions of a user-controlled cursor in a graphical user interface
InactiveUS7199790B2Easily moved onto targetFreedom of movementInput/output for user-computer interactionManual control with multiple controlled membersGraphicsJoystick
A method and apparatus for providing force feedback to a user operating a human / computer interface device in conjunction with a graphical user interface (GUI) displayed by a host computer system. A physical object, such as a joystick or a mouse, controls a graphical object, such as a cursor, within the GUI. The GUI allows the user to interface with operating system functions implemented by the computer system. A signal is output from the host computer to the interface device to apply a force sensation to the physical object using one or more actuators. This desired force sensation is associated with at least one of the graphical objects and operating system functions of the graphical user interface and is determined by a location of the cursor in the GUI with respect to targets that are associated with the graphical objects. The graphical objects include icons, windows, pull-down menus and menu items, scroll bars (“sliders”), and buttons. The force sensation assists the user to select a desired operating system function or physically informs the user of the graphical objects encountered by the cursor within the GUI. A microprocessor local to the interface apparatus and separate from the host computer can be used to control forces on the physical object.
Owner:IMMERSION CORPORATION
Method and apparatus for accessing information, computer programs and electronic communications across multiple computing devices using a graphical user interface
InactiveUS6850255B2Efficient accessEnsure effective implementationCathode-ray tube indicatorsInput/output processes for data processingDisplay deviceNavigation system
A GUI containing a panel along each of its edges is produced within a computer's display. Each of the four panels are always visible and accessible within the GUI and contain items that display or reference network-based information, communication, navigational systems, computer programs, and other items. These items have been assigned to the panels based upon a hierarchal containment system which, in the preferred embodiment of the invention, uses the categories “people, places, things, and home” as its first logical grouping of the various items and services a user would seek to utilize within the GUI. This organizational system, and its associated visual representation within the panels, enables the GUI to be displayed and operated within multiple computer devices, even though the designs of those devices may include a wide range of display and control systems. This consistency across various computing devices enables a user to quickly apply knowledge gained from having used the GUI on another computing device. Furthermore, the items presented within the GUI, as well as the GUI's configuration, are stored in, and retrieved from, a networked “server” computer thereby enabling a user to produce and access their familiar GUI workspace and items using a variety of networked computer devices. The GUI therefore may be accessed within multiple computing devices and provide access to information, computer programs, and electronic communications.
Owner:MUSCHETTO JAMES EDWARD
Omnidirectional sonde and line locator
InactiveUS7009399B2Easy to useSimple methodAlarmsElectric/magnetic detection for transportElectromagnetic shieldingGraphical user interface testing
At least one antenna array including three mutually orthogonal antennas each sharing a common center point senses an electromagnetic signal emitted by a buried object such as a utility line, pipe or sonde. A circuit at least partially mounted in a housing is connected to the array and determines a location of the buried object by measuring signal strength and field angles in three dimensions without having to align the antenna array relative to the buried object while eliminating nulls and false peaks. A graphical user interface (GUI) has user-friendly icons, symbols, menus, numbers and graphical and auditory representation of signal strength. A SEARCH view indicates signal strength by showing a rotating strength indicator, a trace mode MAP view in which line location is shown by a line that moves side-to-side, and a sonde mode MAP view in which sonde location is shown by a moving line, pole and equator.
Owner:SEEK TECH
Scheme for graphical user interface using polygonal-shaped slider
InactiveUS6542171B1Easy to handleGymnastic exercisingCathode-ray tube indicatorsGraphicsPolygonal line
A scheme for graphical user interface using a polygonal-line-shaped slider that enables a user to intuitively manipulate-and playback spatio-temporal media data such as video data and animation data without deteriorating the temporal continuity of the data in interactive manipulation and playback of the spatio-temporal media data is disclosed. In this scheme, the slider is composed of a polygonal line composed of at least one segment and a coordinate indicator that is moved along the polygonal line. Data corresponding to coordinates specified by the coordinate indicator is entered. The apparatus according to present invention stores the coordinates of vertexes of the polygonal line, stores input coordinates, maps the input coordinates onto a point on the polygonal line, and positions the coordinate indicator at the point.
Owner:NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CORP
User Interface Construction
ActiveUS20120159362A1Reduce the valueIncrease experienceSubstation equipmentExecution for user interfacesGraphicsGraphical user interface
A system and method for constructing a graphical user interface for an application being accessed by a user are provided. The method includes measuring the user's current work rate, deriving a threshold from the user's current work rate, determining the user's current activity within the application, assigning a value to the user's current activity, accessing a model for the application, the model defining links between activities within the application, assigning values to activities linked within the accessed model to the user's current activity, and displaying a control element in a graphical user interface for each activity with a value above the derived threshold.
Owner:IBM CORP
Graphical user interface for creating and accessing voice messages
InactiveUS20080043943A1Automatic call-answering/message-recording/conversation-recordingInstrumentsGraphicsGraphical user interface
A method and system for managing messages including voice messages in a graphical user interface. One example system includes a database configured to store messages having voice messages associated therewith. The system includes a graphical user interface comprising an inbox display configured to graphically display at least a portion of the messages. The inbox display includes at least one play icon that, when selected by a user, plays a selected voice message directly within the graphical user interface. The inbox display further allows the user to manage the messages and to control playback of the voice messages directly within the graphical user interface.
Owner:PINGER INC
Graphical user interface for real-time RF lesion depth display
ActiveUS20110144524A1Surgical systems user interfaceComputer-aided planning/modellingDisplay deviceTarget tissue
A system for displaying characteristics of target tissue during an ablation procedure is provided that includes an electronic control unit (ECU) configured to receive data regarding electrical properties of the target tissue for a time period. The ECU is also configured to determine a value responsive to the data and indicative of at least one of a predicted depth of a lesion in the target tissue, a predicted temperature of the target tissue, and a likelihood of steam pop of the target tissue for the time period. The system further includes a display device operatively connected to the ECU. The display device is configured to receive the value and display a visual representation indicative of at least one of a predicted depth of a lesion in the target tissue, a predicted temperature of the target tissue, and a likelihood of steam pop of the target tissue for the time period.
Owner:ST JUDE MEDICAL ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DIV
Multitasking graphical user interface
InactiveUS7222304B2Minimal number of stepEasy accessDigital computer detailsTransmissionGraphicsGraphical user interface
A telecommunications device permits a user to perform several communication related tasks concurrently. The telecommunications device includes a user input device, a display having a tools portion and a windows portion, and a processing element. The processing element includes an element configured to represent the communication related tasks as objects in the tools portion, an element configured to launch different ones of the communication related tasks based upon selection of corresponding ones of the communication related task objects by the user via the user input device, and an element configured to change the window portion based on the user selection without changing the tools portion.
Owner:BLACKBERRY LTD
Virtual desktop manager
InactiveUS7010755B2Cathode-ray tube indicatorsInput/output processes for data processingGraphicsGraphical user interface
A method for a user to preview multiple virtual desktops in a graphical user interface is described. The method comprises receiving an indication from a user to preview the multiple virtual desktops and displaying multiple panes on the display. Each pane contains a scaled virtual desktop having dimensions that are proportionally less than the dimensions of a corresponding full-size virtual desktop. Each scaled virtual desktop displays with one or more scaled application windows as shadows if the corresponding full-size virtual desktop has one or more corresponding application windows that are active.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC
System and method to provide customized graphical user interfaces via an interactive video casting network
A graphical user interface (GUI) for an interactive video casting network can be provided that is capable of being customized per element or as a scene of one channel or universally on all channels. For example, a user can select a desired appearance (e.g., a skin or schema) of individual elements related to a channel, such as scroll bars, backgrounds, icons, GIFs, menus, and the like. Alternatively or in addition, a user may choose to customize the appearance of items / elements such as graphical overlays, pop-up screens, trigger indicators, buttons, interactive applications, web pages, and the like. Non-exhaustive and non-limiting examples of skin themes may include, space, travel, animals, architecture, cartoons, etc. The skins may include settings related to shapes, color and pattern schemes, graphics, animation, and other variations.
Owner:ARRIS ENTERPRISES LLC
Graphical user interface for a motion video planning and editing system for a computer
InactiveUS7124366B2Simplified user interfaceSimple interfaceFlat record carrier combinationsElectronic editing digitised analogue information signalsGraphicsGraphical user interface
A graphical user interface for a computer-assisted motion video editing system directs a user through the process of editing a video program. The graphical user interface may also enables a user to plan a video program. Alternatively selectable interfaces within a single window interface, each of which provide a group of planning, capturing, editing, and recording functions can provide such an interface for producing a video program. Other simplifications to the user interface can be provided to assist in editing, such as by maintaining a video display window for displaying the edited video program at a fixed position for all available editing operations. Additionally, video information can be captured directly into a timeline representation of a video program, rather than a bin. Using a storyboard tied to the capturing process, a user is directed through the process of collecting and capturing the video clips to be used in the video program.
Owner:AVID TECHNOLOGY
Copy/move graphical user interface apparatus and method
InactiveUS6874130B1Digital computer detailsSpecial data processing applicationsGraphicsGraphical user interface
A copy / move graphical user interface apparatus and method. The apparatus displays a graphical user interface informing a user of a current status of a copy / move operation. The graphical user interface includes progress bars indicating the progress of a current file copy / move operation as well as the overall copy / move operation. The graphic user interface further includes estimated times of completion and a listing of files that are in a copy / move queue. Additionally, the graphical user interface allows a user to modify the order in which files are copied / moved and to skip or delete files in the copy / move queue.
Owner:IBM CORP
System and method for navigating applications using a graphical user interface
InactiveUS7111788B2Sure easyProceed very rapidlyInput/output for user-computer interactionData processing applicationsGraphicsGraphical user interface
A computing device having a graphical interface system for navigating computer programs is provided. The system includes a navigation display showing an organizational model of a computer program that is formed by concentric rings representing levels of options within the computer program. At least one of the rings is an active ring, which is emphasized to show selectable options. The options represent either categories of other options or features of the computer program. The options may be represented by icons or words. A method for navigating a computer program using the organizational model includes using a graphical user interface to select options on an active ring. Selecting a category option activates an inner ring that displays options related to the previously selected option on the next higher ring. The user continues navigating through inner rings until a feature option is selected, which invokes a feature of the computer program.
Owner:CALLAHAN CELLULAR L L C
Method, apparatus, and computer program product for providing a graphical user interface with a linear map component
ActiveUS20040008225A1Instruments for road network navigationDigital data information retrievalGraphicsGraphical user interface
The present invention comprises a method, apparatus, and computer program product for providing a graphical user interface (GUI) with a linear map component. A database that includes data representing transportation segments and point of interest (POI) features is employed. Once the desired location is determined, the data relating to it is extracted from the database and presented to the user in a GUI in which individual transportation segments along the predetermined route or projected path of travel are shown in a linear format. The linear formatted segments are oriented vertically in the map display or printout in order to easily accommodate the display of textual information and / or links associated with POIs along the path of travel. Further information is displayed pursuant to user selection of links or icons in the main GUI screen.
Owner:METROBOT
Graphical user interface for monitoring and controlling use of medical devices
A device for treating a tissue region is supplied with a separate usage key card. The usage key card comprises a storage medium, which is formatted to contain an identification code unique to the usage key card. The usage key card is adapted to be read by a remote reader, to download the identification code for processing by a controller for the device. Processing of the identification code by the controller either enables or disables operation of the device according to prescribed criteria. A viewable image is generated on a display screen that changes in response to processing of the identification code.
Owner:MEDERI RF LLC
System and method for simulating internet browsing system for user without graphical user interface
ActiveUS10346186B2Non-invasiveDigital data protectionTransmissionVirtual userGraphical user interface
Owner:KALYANPUR ROHAN
Pushing a user interface to a remote device
InactiveUS20090284476A1Execution for user interfacesInput/output processes for data processingGraphicsGraphical user interface
A graphical user interface (“GUI”) can be presented on a remote control accessory device that has user input and display devices. The GUI can be defined and managed by a portable media device that is controlled using the GUI. The portable media device can provide the accessory with a GUI image to be displayed. The accessory can send information to the portable media device indicative of a user operation of an input device in response to the displayed image. The portable media device can process this input to identify the action requested by the user and take the appropriate action, which can include updating the GUI image provided to the accessory.
Owner:APPLE INC
Audible menu system
InactiveUS20090187950A1Television system detailsColor television detailsHuman–computer interactionGraphical user interface testing
An audible menu system associated with distribution of television content over a service provider network is disclosed. The menu system includes a speech synthesizer and screen reader. Electronic programming guide (EPG) elements are read by a screen reader and provided to a speech synthesizer for presenting audible representations of EPG elements to a user. The user may provide inputs to a remote control device to navigate an EPG that may also be presented through a graphical user interface. As a user navigates a cursor over selectable EPG elements, disclosed embodiments provide audible outputs that correspond to the selectable EPG elements. In some embodiments, users may provide customized audio inputs that are played as audio outputs during future menu navigation sessions.
Owner:SBC KNOWLEDGE VENTURES LP
Integrated graphical user interface method and apparatus for mapping between objects and databases
InactiveUS6279008B1Easy to integrateData processing applicationsObject oriented databasesGraphicsGraphical user interface
A graphical user interface on a computer system is provided for displaying objects in an object-oriented application and data stored in tables of a database. The graphical user interface displays a class view corresponding to one or more classes in the object-oriented application that in turn corresponds to tables in the database and displays a table view having one or more tables in a database corresponding to classes in the object-oriented application. In addition, the graphical user interface also displays a combination table-and-class view having database elements from the database adjacent to the object-oriented elements from the object-oriented application.
Owner:BAAN DEV B V 50
Graphical user interfaces
InactiveUS20090199113A1Quickly and easily thinkFacilitate communicationOffice automationResourcesGraphicsGraphical user interface
A Graphical User Interface (GUI) for use in project management is described. The GUI comprises: an interface module arranged to receive low-level user information relating to project events and high-level information relating to at least one project overview attribute; and a page generation module arranged to generate on a single hierarchical display page of the GUI: a structured detailed view portion for displaying editable project details within a data compilation with the low-level event-related user information represented as graphical components within the data compilation; and a management overview portion for displaying an editable project overview with the high-level information provided therein.
Owner:TORRIDON SOLUTIONS
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