Adobe Research at SIGGRAPH 2021

At SIGGRAPH 2021, the premier academic conference in computer graphics and interactive techniques, Adobe Research is presenting innovative work covering a range of research fields. Our blog post has the full list.

Adobe Research at CVPR 2021

In this year’s CVPR, taking place from June 19 through June 25, Adobe will present 42 co-authored papers, including 12 oral papers, 27 posters, and 3 workshop papers. In addition, two of the papers have been nominated as best paper candidates.

Researcher Spotlight: Niloy Mitra on Exploring Our 3D World

Principal Scientist Niloy Mitra is fascinated by the 3D world all around us. In this interview, Mitra shares how he became interested in mathematically capturing the geometry of objects, and how his career has evolved as a balance of academic and industry research work.

Adobe Research at ECCV 2020

Adobe Research will present a total of 34 papers at the ECCV 2020 conference this week on research topics ranging from shape estimation to image synthesis, image relighting, geometry processing, facial synthesis, and many more.

Adobe Research at SIGGRAPH 2020

Adobe is proud to be presenting 10 technical papers, an art paper, three posters and a course at SIGGRAPH 2020, the leading computer graphics conference.

Researcher Spotlight: Vishy Swaminathan on Video’s Past, Present, and Future

Vishy Swaminathan, senior principal scientist at Adobe Research, has long been a force to be reckoned with in the field of video research. He shares his journey into video technology, both on the creative and marketing sides, in this Q&A.

Adobe Research’s Duygu Ceylan Wins Young Researcher Award

Research Scientist Duygu Ceylan has received the 2020 Eurographics Young Researcher Award, a prestigious honor given annually to two up-and-coming researchers who have made significant contributions to computer graphics.

Adobe Research at CVPR 2020

Adobe Research is presenting a total of 40 research papers on cutting-edge computer vision and AI topics at the 2020 Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) this week.

Teaching machines to understand and generate 3D sound with ASMR videos

Videos with spatial audio are rapidly proliferating due to advances in mobile phone mics and AR/VR technology. A particularly trending type of video with spatial audio is autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) videos. In these videos, “ASMRtists” often move softly sounding objects in front of a video camera with an...