Human Computer Interaction (HCI) focuses on how people use technology and how it affects their lives, with a goal of designing the best possible digital tools for human users. At Adobe Research, HCI scientists are inventing new ways to help users learn to use technologies to become more efficient and thoughtful creators, tools to empower people to collaborate on artistic projects, and novel approaches to building creative communities online. This work spans a range of areas at Adobe, including design, photography, video, art, VR and AR, and more.
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TJ Rhodes
Hardware Research Scientist/Engineer
Ailie Fraser
Research Engineer
Dingzeyu Li
Senior Research Scientist
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DrawTalking: Building Interactive Worlds by Sketching and Speaking
Rosenberg, K., Habib, R., Wei, L., Xia, H., Perlin, K. (Oct. 13, 2024)
UIST 2024
How Aligned are Human Chart Takeaways and LLM Predictions? A Case Study on Bar Charts with Varying Layouts
Wang, H., Hoffswell, J., Thane, S., Bursztyn, V., Bearfield, C. (Oct. 13, 2024)
IEEE VIS 2024
Representing Charts as Text for Language Models: An In-Depth Study of Question Answering for Bar Charts
Bursztyn, V., Hoffswell, J., Guo, S., Koh, E. (Oct. 13, 2024)
IEEE VIS 2024 (short paper)
Live Videos with Interactive Graphics
As live-streaming increases in popularity, an Adobe Research team is exploring how to enhance these real-time presentations with interactive graphics to create a powerful new storytelling environment. Our intuitive user interface could open up this kind of presentation to a much wider range of people.
