Adobe, Inc.

Klaas Stöeckmann

Soeren Ammedick

Kai Ortmanns

Tim Wohlberg

Zhe Lin

Scott David Cohen

Jianming Zhang

Jonathan Worthen Brandt

Zhihong Ding

Phil Lu

Matthew Joss

Thomas Muehrke

Darshan Prasad

Celso Gomes

Jens C Neffe

Olena Soroka

Kai Gradert

Michael Zimmermann

The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media that modify digital images via scene-based editing using image understanding facilitated by artificial intelligence. For instance, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems generate utilizing a segmentation neural network, an object mask for each object of a plurality of objects of a digital image. The disclosed systems detect a first user interaction with an object in the digital image displayed via a graphical user interface. The disclosed systems surface, via the graphical user interface, the object mask for the object in response to the first user interaction. The disclosed systems perform an object-aware modification of the digital image in response to a second user interaction with the object mask for the object.

Modifying digital images via scene-based editing using image understanding facilitated by artificial intelligence

A user interface includes a digital image display canvas and a plurality of control tiles arranged on a rotatable carousel. A user can browse through the control tiles using swiping gestures that rotate the carousel. Each control tile represents a parameter, an imaging effect, or some other manipulation that can be applied to the displayed image. For control tiles representing a parameter which can be selected from a range of numerical values, such as image brightness, selecting the control tile causes a universal slider to be displayed. The universal slider extends across an entire dimension of the display, thereby providing the user with a wide range of adjustment for the corresponding parameter. Selecting a different control tile associated with a different parameter causes user input received via the universal slider to be applied to the different parameter, thereby such that the same universal slider can manipulate multiple parameters.

Touch-based user interface control tiles

Systems and methods for automated testing are disclosed. In one embodiment, the method includes receiving an input during testing of an application on a first emulated device. The method further includes automatically creating from the input a test module configured to be executed on a second emulated device for testing of the application, wherein the first emulated device is different from the second emulated device. In one embodiment, the system includes a receiver configured to receive an input during testing of an application on a first emulated device. The system further includes a creation module in communication with the receiver and configured to automatically create from the input a test module configured to be executed on a second emulated device for testing of the application, wherein the first emulated device is different from the second emulated device.

Systems and methods for automated testing

Systems and methods for reviewing test results are disclosed. In one embodiment, the method includes receiving a first display capture from a testing of a first emulated device executing an application, wherein the first display capture is from a first instance in the application. The method further includes receiving a second display capture from a testing of a second emulated device executing the application, wherein the second display capture is from the first instance in the application. The method also includes creating a display capture package comprising the first display capture and the second display capture. The display capture package is configured to cause the simultaneous display of the first display capture and the second display capture. The method further includes transmitting the display capture package to a display device.

Methods and systems to compare screen captures from emulated devices under test

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Hamburg, Germany

Klaas Stöeckmann