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

Adobe Research's intuitive, text-based interface could allow even novice vloggers to quickly create more engaging videos.

At this year’s Adobe Summit, Adobe Research took center stage to share demos of future tech offerings for marketers and data analysts.

A cool new Adobe video auto-tagger in Livefyre does the tagging work for you.

AI is opening new doors in the quest to transform handwritten pages into digital documents.

Virtual reality researcher Stephen DiVerdi's ideas get put into action in Adobe products: "You help write the code... and then see people using it," he says.

Adobe Research is collaborating to find new ways to protect our privacy from video-enabled in-home devices. The goal is to keep useful info, but to remove personal, identifiable, private information.

At Adobe MAX 2018, Adobe Research scientists showcased a handful of experimental technologies, offering a sneak peek into the future of digital creativity.

Hand-colored character animations could get a lot easier, thanks to an experimental technology from Adobe Research and collaborators.

Scientists at Adobe Research and Stanford University have developed an advanced new system to create accurate sounds for a range of computer-generated animations—from water splashing to cymbals clashing. The researchers, including Adobe Research’s Timothy Langlois, presented their sound synthesis work at August’s SIGGRAPH 2018, a leading conference on computer graphics

Adobe Research and partners are creating a new automated monitoring agent for promotion emails that lets marketers know when links are broken or irrelevant.