Adobe, Inc.

Oscar Bolaños

Alexandre Capt

Damien Antipa

Ionut Mironica

Andreea Birhalâ

In implementations of correcting dust and scratch artifacts in digital images, an artifact correction system receives a digital image that depicts a scene and includes a dust or scratch artifact. The artifact correction system generates, with a generator of a generative adversarial neural network (GAN), a feature map from the digital image that represents features of the dust or scratch artifact and features of the scene. A training system can train the generator adversarially to reduce visibility of dust and scratch artifacts in digital images against a discriminator, and train the discriminator to distinguish between reconstructed digital images generated by the generator and real-world digital images. The artifact correction system generates, from the feature map and with the generator, a reconstructed digital image that depicts the scene of the digital image and reduces visibility of the dust or scratch artifact of the digital image.

Correcting dust and scratch artifacts in digital images

Systems and techniques for mapping the position of multiple display screens include receiving an image of multiple display screens having a unique encoding mechanism (e.g., QR code) displayed on each of the display screens, where the multiple display screens are configured in an arrangement. A virtual map of the unique encoding mechanisms is created by determining coordinates of the unique encoding mechanism displayed on each of the display screens using the image. A virtual map of the multiple display screens in the arrangement is created by determining coordinates of the multiple display screens using the virtual map of the unique encoding mechanisms. Electronic content is rendered on the arrangement of the multiple display screens using the virtual map of the multiple display screens.

Mapping the position of multiple paired display screens

Techniques for utilizing a conglomeration of device screens (e.g., mobile device screens and/or tablet screens) in a collective manner to display an image such that the image is distributed across the screens and the conglomeration of screens act as a single screen. A plurality of screen bearing devices are arranged in a tangential rectilinear layout. The layout can be arbitrary and need not be an aligned grid. A swipe or other gesture that is performed across all of the screens is received in a distributed fashion. Based upon the received plurality of gesture/swipe objects and their associated parameters, a coordinate mapping may be performed with respect to each device/screen such that a respective portion of an image to be displayed in a distributed fashion is mapped to a particular device/screen.

Gesture-based alignment methodology to extend the viewport on adjacent touch screen devices

Techniques are disclosed for exchanging information between devices. Each device is configured to execute a web browser application. One of the devices is referred to as a streamer device, and the other a receiver device. The receiver device includes a camera for receiving images displayed by the streamer device. A user of the streamer device can orient the display of the streamer towards the camera of the receiver device. The receiver device uses the camera to observe images displayed by any streamer devices that are present within the field of view of the camera. The receiver device, via the camera, analyzes each video frame displayed by the streamer device for a pattern. If the pattern is detected and matches a predefined pattern, the receiver device can retrieve information associated with the pattern, and display that information in the web browser.

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Basel, Switzerland

Oscar Bolaños