Human-computer interaction
Redefining human experiences through innovations in research, design, and technology.
Project
Multi-Domain Task-Completion Dialog Challenge II
As part of the Ninth Dialog System Technology Challenge (DSTC9), Microsoft Research and Tsinghua University are hosting Multi-domain Task-oriented Dialog Challenge II, aiming to solve two tasks in the multi-domain task completion setting. End-to-end…
Tool
Microsoft Rocketbox Avatar Library
The Microsoft Rocketbox Avatar library consists of 115 characters and avatars fully rigged and with high definition that was developed over the course of 10 years. The diversity of the characters and the quality of…
Microsoft Research Blog
Data-driven insights for more effective, personalized care in online mental health interventions
Increases in the occurrence and global effect of mental illness have made the prevention and treatment of mental health problems a public health priority. To address the need for more access to mental health treatment,…
Video
The next generation of developer tools for data programming
Traditional software development activities (like editing, testing, debugging, and others) often need to be carried out by individuals who are not typical software developers. Tools as diverse as spreadsheets, Jupyter notebooks, and deep learning frameworks…
Webinar
The next generation of developer tools for data programming webinar
In this webinar led by Partner Researcher Dr. Ben Zorn, follow the path of the revolution that empowers more people to easily leverage computational resources for problem solving. You will examine the incredible opportunities and technical…
Project
Guidelines for Human-AI Interaction
Developed in a collaboration between Aether, MSR, and Office, these guidelines for human-AI interaction synthesize more than 20 years of thinking and research in human-AI interaction.
Project
Project Tokyo
Project Tokyo aims to understand how to create a visual agent technology that is both useful and usable in the real world by focusing on how AI technology can help to augment people’s own capabilities.
Project
Project Zanzibar
Project Zanzibar is a flexible, portable mat that can sense and track physical objects, identify what they are, and allow you to interact through multi-touch and hover gestures.