Advanced Technology Labs
Advanced Technology Labs
Adobe’s Advanced Technology Labs create innovative technologies that can be incorporated into Adobe’s software products for consumers, creative professionals, developers, and enterprises. While that mission sounds simple enough, it takes a special mix of committed leadership, passionate employees, and trust in the creative process to make it all happen.
SPOTLIGHT
Innovation at Adobe
Adobe invests more in research and development than most companies in any industry. The company’s commitment to innovation, however, goes far beyond dollars spent, with a wide range of initiatives that provide resources, tools, and support to stimulate innovative practices at every level of the company’s activities.
JOIN US
If you are passionate about researching and developing innovative technologies of interest to Adobe and the research community at large, the Advanced Technology Labs may be the right place for you. We are located in California (San Jose, San Francisco), Washington (Seattle) and Massachusetts (Newton). Contact us at SimplyBetterJobs@adobe.com with inquiries on available full time positions and student internships.
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TECHNOLOGIES
Graphics & Imaging
ATL’s graphics and imaging research scientists are forging new directions for Adobe technology in computational photography and video, automated adaptive layout, hardware-accelerated image processing and rendering, non-photorealistic rendering, computational listening (audio), computer vision, and many other graphics and imaging areas.
Documents & Systems
ATL’s documents and systems research scientists are leading the way for rapid change in document, application and systems technologies. Documents are becoming internet-connected, interactive media with dynamically changing content and presentation, incorporating application-like functionality. Rich internet applications are emerging as hybrids of desktop and web applications. Software systems/services are performing ever more complex function, thus enabling the rapid creation of new products, services and business models.
Advanced Technology Labs Home
Technologies
- Graphics & imaging
- About graphics & imaging
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- Digital imaging
- GIL project
- Auto-blend layers
- Efficient gradient domain compositing
- Panoramic image stitching
- Photographing long scenes
- Photomerge
- Priors for large photo collections
- Image understanding
- Face detection
- Animation & simulation
- Fluid dynamics for interactive design
- Video puppetry
- Rendering
- Transparency flattening
- Illustration & design
- Diffusion curves
- Stylized vector art from 3D models
- Painting with texture
- Symbolism tools
- Visualization
- Interactive cutaways and exploded views
- Video
- Using photographs to enhance videos of static scene
- Video visualization and interaction
- Video watercolorization
- Web
- Collecting, organizing, and repurposing web content
- Forms auto-fill
- Documents & systems
- About documents & systems
- Research areas
Publications
- Technical publications
- 2008
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- 2006
- 2005
- 2004
- 2003
- 2002
- 2001
- 2000
- Prior to 2000
- Presentations
- Metadata
- Color
People
- Newton
- Shai Avidan
- William Freeman
- Wojciech Matusik
- Sylvain Paris
- Paris Smaragdis
- San Jose
- Lubomir Bourdev
- Nathan Carr
- Stephen DiVerdi
- Sunil Hadap
- Nathan Hurst
- Hailin Jin
- Jim King
- Eunyee Koh
- Aravind Krishnaswamy
- Radomir Mech
- Gavin Miller
- Eric Mueller
- Jim Pravetz
- Joe Steele
- David Tompkins
- Simon Towers
- David Tristram
- Seattle
- Aseem Agarwala
- Dan Goldman
- Jovan Popović
- David Salesin
- Eli Shechtman
- Jue Wang
- Holger Winnemöller
- San Francisco
- Mira Dontcheva
- Wilmot Li
