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What was once science fiction is now one step closer to reality with the work of Adobe Research’s Zhaowen Wang and collaborators.

Adobe Research scientists have taken on the problem of how to generate realistic imagery using deep convolutional networks. The result: Project Scribbler.

A novel technology co-created by Adobe Research allows designers to automatically adapt a working mechanism to fit a wide range of 3D objects, creating millions of opportunities for imaginative toys and functional shapes.

Three Adobe Research scientists have been awarded the Helmholtz Prize by IEEE for research contributions in the field of computer vision.

Thingi10K won this year’s Eurographics Symposium on Geometry Processing Dataset Award. This award is aimed to encourage and recognize the importance of the distribution of high-quality datasets on which geometry processing algorithms are tested. Thingi10k was done by Qingnan (James) Zhou from Adobe Research and his collaborator,

From data to design, here at Adobe our women in technology can be found in a variety of teams. And through their work they’re able to explore their passion, achieve their potential and make an impact. Introducing Moumita Sinha, a senior data scientist in Adobe Research. Because Adobe harnesses

Imagine dipping your brush into a dollop of oil paint, lifting it to the canvas and composing layers of pigment until they match the image in your mind. Is it possible to have an immersive, tactile experience like this in the digital world? Visitors to

When we say our employees explore their passions here, we make sure to enable them to do so. For our interns, this means helping them explore avenues where they can steer their career towards. This is why so many of our interns go on to

Fast Company published a feature story about the Adobe Research internship program. The story spotlights the contributions of gold-star interns and what Adobe is doing to foster a culture of curiosity, progressive ideas and innovation. Check out the article here.

Imagine seeing the world in the style of your favorite work of art. Artistic Eye, a style transfer technology Adobe Research created in collaboration with the de Young museum in San Francisco, is a step toward doing just that. We had a blast debuting Artistic

Meet Moumita Sinha, Sarah Kong and Brooke Francesi—three women in technology roles at Adobe with different backgrounds, expertise and passions. See what they had to say about their work at Adobe and what they love about the community here. Read more.