Impact on Products

Inside Halide, the open source language engineers use to make imaging tools faster

Halide is an open-source embedded programming language co-developed by Adobe Research and MIT to make imaging tools faster and more portable across devices. We spoke with five key contributors to learn how it continues to evolve and enable tools used by billions, from digital cameras to many of Adobe’s products!

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With custom AI, these graphs tell you all about themselves — in natural language

With updates developed by Adobe Research, a graph can now tell you about itself–in natural language. The feature is called Intelligent Captions and is available for Customer Journey Analytics users. Check out the story to learn about this research and product collaboration behind the innovation.

Adobe Research’s innovative imaging, video, audio, 3D, and design technologies showcased at MAX 2023

At Adobe MAX 2023, Adobe Research’s cutting-edge digital tools took the spotlight in front a large audience of Adobe’s creative customers. These technologies were incorporated into impactful MAX product releases, and into forward-looking MAX Sneaks. Check out the blog post to learn more!

Behind the Tech: Enhance Speech in Adobe Podcast

We invited Research Scientist Jiaqi Su and Senior Research Scientist Zeyu Jin from Adobe Research to discuss their inspiration behind the Enhance Speech feature in Adobe Podcast. This groundbreaking technology is transforming the way creators produce studio-quality audio content.

Adobe Research Roundtable: How digital humans are shaping the future of storytelling

Four Adobe Researchers gathered to dig into the latest developments in digital humans, the data-based models that allow researchers to translate things humans do in the real world — such as body movements and facial expressions — into the digital world.

GEM Fellows spend the summer immersed in cutting-edge research at Adobe

This summer, seven GEM Fellows joined Adobe Research as interns, and seven other Fellows interned with other groups at Adobe. Check out the story to explore some of their transformative projects, personal journeys in STEM, and how they're shaping the future of technology!

Getting back together: After three virtual summers, interns return to the Adobe offices

After three virtual summers, over 300 Adobe Research interns were back in the office this past summer! Dive into their experiences of in-person collaborations, networking, and unique learning opportunities at Adobe.

Impact on Products

How Project Fast Mask went from a MAX Sneak to a powerful video editing tool for Adobe users

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Adobe Research at ICCV 2023 

Adobe has been actively involved in ICCV for years and 2023 is no exception. Check out the blog post to learn more about our latest work in computer vision, and other contributions to the research community, including co-organizing several workshops, area chairing, and more.

Adobe Research interns build coding skills — and solve a mystery — at this year’s Code Quality Jam

This year's Code Quality Jam not only aimed to sharpen interns' coding skills but also featured an immersive mystery to solve. Discover how this unique event blends technical challenges with networking opportunities, fosters collaboration, and pushes the boundaries of what a hackathon can be!

MIT Technology Review names Adobe Research’s Richard Zhang a top “Innovator Under 35” for groundbreaking generative AI and image forensics work

Every year, MIT Technology Review creates a list of the top 35 innovators under 35 whose work is shaping the future of science and technology. Adobe is proud to announce that Senior Research Scientist Richard Zhang of Adobe Research was selected for this year’s list!