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We talked to Research Scientist Shunan Guo about some of the most interesting challenges in data visualization and visual analytics, what it was like to start at Adobe as an intern, and how data may come together in the metaverse. Check out the story to learn more!

Wondering how artificial intelligence (AI) will transform creativity and help build the metaverse? We got some big hints at this year’s Adobe MAX, where Sneaks from the Adobe Research team showed new tools for everything from video editing to designing beautiful, immersive 3D worlds.

We talked to Michaël Gharbi, Senior Researcher Scientist at Adobe, about how he partnered with product teams to transform his experimental research technology into the Super Resolution feature in Adobe products. Gharbi also shared his favorite customer responses to this new innovation.

Nanda Kambhatla, Head of Adobe Research in India, talked to us about the ways documents will someday come to life for each individual reader—from text that transforms into a video right when you need it, to AI that allows a document to dive deeper into the areas that interest you.

Understanding charts and graphs filled with data—and finding the story behind that raw information—is far from simple. It’s even more difficult to get insights from data in a format that’s accessible for all. Now, a new AI-based technology created by Adobe Research is offering users a way to do all of this.

Tong Sun, Document Intelligence Lab Director, is tapping into artificial intelligence and machine learning to unlock the hidden value of documents. She talked to us about how documents—one of the oldest human technologies—are evolving along with the new ways we consume and share information.

Nathan Carr, an Adobe Research Senior Principal Scientist with a focus on computer graphics, gave us a peek into the future of 2D and 3D imaging. He also shared his vision for how we’ll interact with creative tools in the future.

Vishy Swaminathan, a Senior Principal Scientist at Adobe Research, works on next-generation video and digital experiences. He gave us an insider’s view on the ways video consumption is changing, and how video creation will change to keep up.

At this year’s Adobe Summit, a global community of marketers gathered virtually to learn about the latest in personalized digital experiences. The event featured sneak peeks of four Adobe Research-led projects and one with contributions from the Adobe Research team.

Cuong Nguyen, Research Scientist, studies human-computer interaction, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and the future of content creation and collaboration technologies. He shared his ideas about how we’ll use technology to interact with the world in the future.

Each person reads differently, and what could help one person read digital text better may not help another. That’s the issue at the heart of Adobe’s Readability Initiative—a partnership of Adobe Research, Adobe engineering, product management, corporate social responsibility, and education teams, as well as external collaborators.