Hardware & devices
Driving advances in hardware, devices and cyber-physical systems.
Publication
Simon’s Win32 Cheat Sheet
Event
Station Q Seminar – Fall 2016
08/10/2016, 11am: Leonid Pryadko, UC Riverside Belief propagation bounds for Ising phase transitions on graphs 09/06/2016, 2:30pm: Iris Cong, UCLA Topological quantum computation with gapped boundaries 09/27/2016, 2:30pm: Simon Trebst, University of Cologne Machine learning…
Microsoft Research Blog
Our open source commitment: The proof is in the projects
By Miran Lee, Principal Research Program Manager & Winnie Cui, Senior Research Program Manager, Microsoft Research Asia Openness allows innovation to evolve in unforeseen, novel and exciting ways, and sometimes even provides solutions that no one…
Microsoft Research Blog
Calling all Internet of Things researchers…
By Kenji Takeda, Solutions Architect and Technical Manager and Arjmand Samuel, Principal Program Manager, Microsoft Research We are in the midst of an invisible revolution, with the promise of ubiquitous and pervasive computing not a dream but…
Project
Assistant Robot for Retail Settings
A prototype humanoid Store Assistant robot that can work alongside retail workers to welcome and engage customers in a retail setting. The Assistant can greet customers at the door, answer questions about products, direct them to the location…
Video
Visualization on Touch Enabled Platforms – Demos and Discussions Part 1
9:30 – 12:00 Demos and discussion: 20 min demo + 10 min discussion – Andruid/Andrew Webb/Alyssa Valdez, Texas A&M – John Stasko, Georgia Tech – Sebastian Gunther, Darmstadt University – Andy van Dam, Brown University…
Project
Windflow: Airplanes as Vast Sensor Network
The Windflow project explores the research questions: Could airplanes in flight be employed as a vast sensor network to determine atmospheric conditions? Could data available today be used to infer winds on a large scale…
Video
Faculty Summit 2016 – Computing with exotic technologies and platforms
We have seen the birth of many exotic architectures in recent years, from a quantum computer that promises to achieve exponential speed-ups over conventional computers, to DNA computation that performs disease diagnostics and therapy, to…
