Impact on Products

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

Adobe Express’s new Dynamic Animation feature lets anyone add motion to still images with playful wobbles, wiggles, and bounces—all powered by years of work from Adobe Research and a close collaboration with the Express team. Check out the full story!

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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.

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.

Image Forensics: AI Can Detect Facial Manipulations in Photos

Adobe Research is now exploring using new technologies, including AI methods, to identify manipulated imagery and to increase trust and authority in digital media.

PhotoGeode: 3D Faces from 2D Imagery

PhotoGeode, an Adobe Research project spearheaded by TJ Rhodes, reconstructs a 3D model of a person's face using 2D photos.

Impact on Products

The Story of Project Dub Dub Dub: From Adobe MAX Sneak to cutting-edge AI translation tool inside Adobe Firefly 

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Augmenting Live Videos with Interactive Graphics

An Adobe Research team is exploring how to enhance real-time presentations with interactive graphics to create a powerful new storytelling environment.

Content-Aware Fill for Video Wins Customers’ Hearts—and Broadcasters’ Awards

Content-Aware Fill for Video, created by Adobe Research, empowers editors to automatically remove unwanted objects in their videos in an intuitive way. It's integrated into Adobe’s After Effects software.

How a Ball Bounces: Teaching a Computer Real-World Physics

Adobe Research and collaborators are teaching computers to learn to make predictions about the physics of everyday real-world interactions.