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The Kinect for Windows SDK beta: Giving developers the ability to create apps that take Kinect beyond gaming. Think big! Imagine the impossible!

In this video, Jared Jackson, researcher in the eXtreme Computing Group at Microsoft Research, provides an overview of the features of Excel DataScope, a tool that enables researchers and data

We explore techniques for hand-held devices that leverage the multimodal combination of touch and motion.

Computers today make it easy for people to scatter copies and versions of digital items across their file systems, but do little to help people manage the resulting mess.

Direct touch manipulations enable the user to interact with the on-screen content in a direct and easy manner closely mimicking the spatial manipulations in the physical world.

Nearly every product that Microsoft ships includes technology from Microsoft Research.

FUSE Labs delivers two new projects that give users new ways to create, connect and collaborate with the people, information and ideas that matter to them.

An object oriented research project delivers an interactive assistant for freehand drawing by recognizing what you're trying to draw and suggesting traceable pen strokes to improve your drawing.

See how a high--performance, 3-D rendering engine can be transformed into a real-world, life-saving medical application.

See how simulating real-world physics behaviors can be used to manipulate virtual 3-D objects using 3-D projection and a Kinect depth camera.

InnerEye focuses on the analysis of patient scans using machine learning techniques for automatic detection and segmentation of healthy anatomy as well as anomalies

Our research showcases a new, 3-D, photo-real talking head with freely controlled head motions and facial expressions. It extends our prior, high-quality, 2-D, photo-real talking head to 3-D.

Our research shows: Steerable AutoStereo 3-D Display: We use a special, flat optical lens (Wedge) behind an LCD monitor to direct a narrow beam of light into each of a viewer's eyes.

Joaquin Quiñonero Candela, Senior Applied Researcher, speaks about the possibilities of the new Xbox Live Arcade game, The Path of Go.

Kevin Schofield, general manager of Microsoft Research, leads a tour of Building 99 on Microsoft's Redmond campus, home of Microsoft Research Redmond.

A quick introduction to WikiBhasha beta. For more information on developing translation apps using Microsoft Translator, visit microsoft.com/translator/products.aspx

Andy Wilson, senior researcher and Hrvoje Benko, researcher, both from Microsoft Research explain their LightSpace research project.

Greening Corporate Networks with Sleep Proxy

During Microsoft Research's Faculty Summit 2010, attendees discuss their favorite aspects of the event—from the Design Expo and specific research demos to a presentation by Turing Award winner Chuck

Microsoft Research – 10 августа 2010, 17:01

Street Slide is a novel browsing interface for street-level imagery that combines the best aspects of the immersive nature of "bubbles" with the overview provided by multiperspective strip

Microsoft Research – 14 июля 2010, 22:17

Check out the diversity of people and projects from the show floor.

Microsoft Research's WorldWide Telescope Brings Mars to the Masses

Code Canvas is an experimental research platform for building a spatial development environment.

In November 2009, Microsoft Research, in collaboration with researchers from Johns Hopkins University and the University of São Paulo, deployed a network of sensors to study the Serra do Mar

Our research showcases a conceptual model for bimanual input that spans a wide range of form-factors including smart phones, slates, and tabletop systems using a combination of pen, touch, motion

In this demo we showcase efforts in MSR to collaborate with external researchers to explore the application of new technologies, specifically Dryad and DryadLINQ, to big data research problems in

Scientific applications have diverse data and computational needs that scale from desktop to supercomputers.

Mobile devices increasingly are first-class computing devices, generating large amounts of data. Searching and sharing data securely across multiple devices can be a significant challenge.