Sriram Rajamani, MSR India Lab Director, received the "Eminent Scientist" award from the Alumni Association of College of Engineering, Guindy (AACEG). Each year they select a number of alumni for the Distinguished Alumnus Award. This year’s distinguished alumni have excelled…
Enabling interaction between mixed reality and robots via cloud-based localization
| Jeffrey Delmerico, Helen Oleynikova, Juan Nieto, and Marc Pollefeys
You are here. We see some representation of this every day—a red pin, a pulsating blue dot, a small graphic of an airplane. Without a point of reference on which to anchor it, though, here doesn’t help us make our…
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Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare is transforming the healthcare journey
COVID-19 has accelerated the transformation of the healthcare industry and how healthcare is delivered for the foreseeable future. Healthcare leaders and frontline workers have been the catalyst to reveal areas that could improve the resilience of the system. Some of…
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Microsoft Research finds a way to enable natural interaction between humans and robots
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Partnering to reimagine better experiences and better care for patients
Today, Microsoft is pleased to announce the general availability of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare (opens in new tab). Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare provides trusted and integrated capabilities that deliver automation and efficiency on high-value workflows as well as deep data analysis functionality…
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The Urban Innovation was launched to do social, health, and environmental science and technology development in support of the coming wave of urbanization.
In this article, we walk you through an example of how our team has employed user research as a tool to understand the language preferences of a particular group of customers; in this case, very small business (VSB) customers performing…
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Maruti Suzuki, Microsoft collaborate to develop HAMS technology for driver training
New Delhi: Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) announced on Tuesday that it has joined hands with Microsoft Research India to develop smartphone-based HAMS technology for testing applicants seeking the driving license.
Bringing AI outside the lab is a formidable challenge, since the real world is full of uncertainty, non-stationarity, and plenty of unknown hidden states. Therefore, training an AI system starting from simulated data mimicking the reality will only provide limited…