Impact on Products

How Adobe Researchers made it easy to capture the exact materials you need and apply them in 3D

Digital materials are notoriously difficult to acquire, create, and edit. Over the years, Adobe Research, in partnership with the Substance 3D team, has developed cutting-edge technologies to simplify capturing, creating, and editing materials.​ Learn more!

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Adobe Research at EMNLP 2019

Adobe Research is exploring and solving interesting natural language problems for the millions of people who use Adobe products. Look for our researchers at EMNLP 2019!

Adobe Researchers Publish 72 Papers at Top Computer Vision and Graphics Conferences in 2019

Adobe authors published 72 research papers at the top computer vision and graphics conferences in 2019.

Interns Find Freedom to Innovate at Adobe Research

Why do Adobe Research interns come back year after year? The answer comes down to one critical word: Freedom.

Knowledge Graphs: Turning Complex Information into Helpful Answers

At Adobe Research, research scientists are exploring new ways of using knowledge graphs to develop new tools to inform and inspire our customers.

New Horizons for Audio Research at Adobe

The Audio Research Group is re-imagining audio technology to empower people to tell their story, without the tools getting in the way.

Adobe Research’s Hailin Jin Reaches 100 US Patents Issued

Hailin Jin's wide breadth of work spans imaging, computer vision, video, font, 3D, and more.

Impact on Products

Adobe Researchers made it easy for anyone to add animation to static images in Adobe Express

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Award-Winning Research Helps AI Systems Understand What They See

Yannick Hold-Geoffroy won a presitigious Canadian dissertation award for his work using deep learning to improve computers' understanding of imagery.

Cracking the Code to Research Interns’ Success

Adobe Research created a special event with an “all-star” roster of engineers and special guests this summer: The Intern Code Quality Workshop.

Neural Networks Easily Fooled by Common Objects Seen from New Angles

New research shows how AI networks often misidentify common objects such as school buses when seen from different perspectives.