Cooking recipe display system (100) is provided with database (11), extraction unit (21a), emphasis unit (21b), and output unit (23). Database (11) stores a plurality of cooking recipes each being expressed in natural language sentences. Extraction unit (21a) extracts one or more recipe terms from the natural language sentences constituting one cooking recipe selected from the plurality of cooking recipes. Emphasis unit (21b) determines an emphasis method for the one or more recipe terms. Output unit (23) outputs the one cooking recipe with the one or more recipe terms emphasized according to the emphasis method determined by emphasis unit (21b).

An electronic device includes: a display; a memory storing instructions; and a processor operatively connected with the display and the memory, and configured to execute the instructions to: control the display to display a first screen, based on a first user input, control the display to switch the first screen to a second screen, identify whether at least one input field in the first screen meets a specified condition, based on identifying the at least one input field meets the specified condition, identify a property of the at least one input field, based on a second user input, copy content included in the second screen, identify whether at least a portion of the copied content is applicable to the at least one input field based on the property of the at least one input field, and based on identifying the at least the portion of the copied content is applicable to the at least one input field, control the display to display a user interface for entering the at least the portion of the copied content in the at least one input field.

An emergency response system provides a map-based interface for a telecommunicator to view information about an incident and coordinate a response to the incident. The emergency response system gathers supplemental data regarding locations and other information that may be relevant in assisting with the incident. The interface may automatically select relevant supplemental information based on the incident and provide this incident-specific information for display on the interface. The user may then select a response on the interface such as a unit to dispatch that the system automatically implements, providing unified information and control for incidents, supplemental information, and incident response.

An electronic device is provided. An electronic device includes a display and at least one processor. The at least one processor may display a first object including a status of the electronic device in a first area which is a portion of the display and, in response to an event occurring, move at least a portion of the first object from a first area to a second area different from the first area.

The disclosed computer-implemented method may include (1) identifying a trigger element within a field of view presented by a display element of an artificial reality device, (2) determining a position of the trigger element within the field of view, (3) selecting a position within the field of view for a virtual widget based on the position of the trigger element, and (4) presenting the virtual widget at the selected position via the display element. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

A server computing system configured to display a graphical user interface of a design studio at a client computing system. The graphic user interface has a design area and a user selection area. The design area has a plurality of grids, and the user selection area includes a plurality of selectable attributes of tile. The server computing system is also configured to generate and display a tile pattern design in the design area based on one or more user inputs at the client computing system.

A server computing system configured to display a graphical user interface of a design studio at a client computing system. The graphic user interface has a design area and a user selection area. The design area has a plurality of grids, and the user selection area includes a plurality of selectable attributes of tile. The server computing system is also configured to generate and display a tile pattern design in the design area based on one or more user inputs at the client computing system.

Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing call center-based automated interface between call center agents and network orchestration systems, in some cases, via application programming interfaces (“APIs”). In various embodiments, an automated services platform may collect, from data sources, data associated with services provided by a service provider. The collected data may be autonomously analyzed to identify any issues with provisioning a service(s) to a customer. If so, one or more automation actions may be autonomously identified to address the determined issue(s). The automated services platform may autonomously send instructions to automation bots to perform the identified one or more automation actions, and may generate and present a UI on a user terminal operated by a user, the UI displaying information regarding at least one of the at least one issue, the affected service(s), the identified one or more automation actions, or the automation bots, and/or the like.

Techniques for determining when to store content and when to refrain from storing content are described herein. In some instances, devices exchange communications that include different types of content, such as text, audio data, video data, image data, or the like. For instance, a first device may receive, from a second device, a communication that includes audio data representing speech of a user of the second device, along with text for display on the first device. The text may comprise a transcription of the audio file, additional commentary provided by the user of the second device, or the like. Upon receiving the communication that includes text and audio data, the first device may determine whether or not to store the audio data. For instance, the first device may determine whether it currently stores this audio content. If so, then the first device may refrain from storing the content again.

Techniques for determining when to store content and when to refrain from storing content are described herein. In some instances, devices exchange communications that include different types of content, such as text, audio data, video data, image data, or the like. For instance, a first device may receive, from a second device, a communication that includes audio data representing speech of a user of the second device, along with text for display on the first device. The text may comprise a transcription of the audio file, additional commentary provided by the user of the second device, or the like. Upon receiving the communication that includes text and audio data, the first device may determine whether or not to store the audio data. For instance, the first device may determine whether it currently stores this audio content. If so, then the first device may refrain from storing the content again.