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USER INTERFACE FOR AUDIO VIDEO DISPLAY DEVICE SUCH AS TV
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Inventor(s)
Steven Friedlander of San Diego CA (US)
David Young of San Diego CA (US)
Sabrina Tai-Chen Yeh of Laguna Beach CA (US)
USER INTERFACE FOR AUDIO VIDEO DISPLAY DEVICE SUCH AS TV - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240348857 titled 'USER INTERFACE FOR AUDIO VIDEO DISPLAY DEVICE SUCH AS TV
The abstract describes an audio video display device (AVDD) that includes a processor, a display for showing images, and a storage medium with executable instructions. The processor can present a graphical user interface (GUI) with multiple content panels, respond to voice commands for navigation, and allow selection of content panels using voice commands with associated numerals.
- AVDD includes a processor, display, and storage medium with executable instructions.
- Processor can present a GUI with multiple content panels and respond to voice commands for navigation.
- Voice commands can be used to select content panels using associated numerals.
Potential Applications: - Interactive displays in public spaces - Hands-free navigation systems in vehicles - Assistive technology for individuals with limited mobility
Problems Solved: - Enhancing user experience with voice-controlled navigation - Improving accessibility for individuals with disabilities
Benefits: - Increased convenience and ease of use - Enhanced user engagement and interaction - Improved accessibility for a wider range of users
Commercial Applications: Title: Voice-Controlled Audio Video Display Device for Enhanced User Experience This technology can be used in smart TVs, digital signage systems, and automotive infotainment systems to provide a more intuitive and user-friendly interface for consumers. The market implications include increased demand for voice-controlled devices and a focus on accessibility features in consumer electronics.
Prior Art: Readers can explore prior art related to voice-controlled display devices, interactive interfaces, and accessibility technologies in the fields of human-computer interaction, user interface design, and assistive technology.
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are continually exploring advancements in voice recognition technology, user interface design, and accessibility features in electronic devices. Stay updated on the latest developments in these areas to understand the evolving landscape of voice-controlled audio video display devices.
Questions about Voice-Controlled Audio Video Display Devices: 1. How does voice recognition technology improve user interaction with audio video display devices? Voice recognition technology allows users to navigate and interact with devices hands-free, enhancing convenience and accessibility.
2. What are the potential challenges in implementing voice-controlled navigation features in audio video display devices? Implementing voice-controlled navigation features may require robust voice recognition algorithms, user-friendly interfaces, and considerations for diverse user needs and preferences.
Original Abstract Submitted
an audio video display device (avdd) is provided. the avdd includes at least one processor, a display configured for presenting demanded images, and a computer readable storage medium bearing instructions executable by the at least one processor. the at least one processor is configured to present on the display a graphical user interface (gui) including plural content panels, receive and execute voice commands to operate navigation features associated with at least the gui. a numeral is provided next to each content panel so that a respective content panel can be selected by a voice command including a respective numeral associated with the respective content panel.
