Graphical User Interfaces Sample Clauses

Graphical User Interfaces. Each Party shall ensure that graphical user interfaces can be protected as industrial design in accordance with its respective laws and regulations.
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Graphical User Interfaces. TASK LEADER – FORTH-ICS Feedback in the form of self-management information to patients or decision support information at the point of care will be presented on multimedia terminals with interactive displays. Interaction with patients can be personalised and will contain feedback and clinical pathway adjustments, automatically generated context aware risk assessments and general material for education and learning of the patient, such as instructions for insulin injection, calculation of insulin dose, etc. Great importance is attached to the intuitive and adjustable outline of the User Interfaces. Attention is primarily placed on ease-of-use and customization capability. The User Interface on PAN node terminals should ensure that all available functionality is effortlessly within the reach of non-experts and that information display is configurable according to the user’s preferences. In general, technology adaptation is a matter of personal preference and in the context of this project it will be treated as such. This subtask will provide the guidelines for User Interfaces. FORTH-ICS will make the UI specifications together with users and develop the UI framework together with FORTHNET. UBRUN will contribute design methodologies on user involvement. Workpackage description Workpackage number: WP 3 Start date or starting event: Month 1 Work package title: Sensors, Monitoring and Contextualisation Activity type: RTD Participant number: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Participant short name ATOS CNET DELTA IMM FORTH- ICS FHG-SIT FORTHNE T IN-JET ALL MUG PM per participant: 58 84 10 8 12 Participant number: 11 12 13 14 15 16 Participant short name MSG CHC UBRUN VUB BTS SOLIANIS PM per participant: 4 34,5 30 Objectives - research and develop several types of non-invasive and minimally invasive wearable sensors for continuous monitoring of blood glucose levels. - investigate the requirements on measurement accuracy and applicability of several sensor technologies and optimised the design for AGC systems. - develop a set of wearable and portable medical devices that can be coupled seamlessly with the REACTION platform for multi-parametric monitoring and contextualisation of health status. - develop suitable user interfaces for feedback to patients. Description of work (broken down into tasks) and role of partners
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Graphical User Interfaces. Develop comfortable user interfaces for multimedia terminals with interactive displays. Interaction with patients can be personalised and contain feedback and clinical pathway adjustments, automatically generated context aware risk assessments and general material for education of the patient, instructions for insulin injection, calculation of insulin dose, etc. An internal deliverable Design criteria for Graphical User Interfaces will be distributed at M12. Deliverables (brief description) and month of delivery
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Graphical User Interfaces. Figure 25 — Online Bidding Process Interfaces It is a web based user interface, linked to the EFPF portal, able to interact with the APIs of the Online Bidding Process entities such as Agents APIs and Matchmaker APIs. The interface has been developed in Angular 9 and enable end-users to create an agent, to initialize a bidding process for a good, to participate in a bidding process as bidders, to manage the biddings history and to be notified for available requests etc.
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Graphical User Interfaces. 1. The PSIMS shall provide configurable Graphical User Interface (GUI) screens that are customized to display and allow control of only the relevant information based upon a user’s role and responsibilities.
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Graphical User Interfaces. 1. The RIIM system shall provide configurable Graphical User Interfaces screens that are customized (and freely customizable at a subsequent time) to only display alarm and monitoring data that is relevant based upon a user’s role and responsibilities.
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