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...

Researchers Ask: Will You Remember that Video Tomorrow?

Adobe Research scientists are finding new ways to understand what people remember about videos.

Look Here: Researcher Predicts What Attracts Attention in Photos and Designs

Using AI and crowdsourcing, Zoya Bylinskii explores what people see and remember about images, designs, and data visualizations.

Advancing the Science of Image Forensics

Adobe Research's Richard Zhang, with colleagues, is using AI to detect images manipulated in Photoshop - furthering content authenticity research.

Coding Between the Lines: An Internship in Deep Learning

For intern and Women-in-Technology Scholarship winner Priya Pai, Adobe Research "wholeheartedly" encouraged her interdisciplinary work.

From Animation to Audio to Augmented Reality: MAX Sneaks

Check out this year’s MAX Sneaks to explore early-stage technologies from our researchers and engineers.

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.

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.