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Research on User Interface Technologies (UIT) at IBM is dedicated to developing innovative technologies, algorithms and tools for next-generation human-computer interfaces. In particular, caters to researchers working on enabling technologies that help computers hear (speech, speaker and affect recognition), see (face, gesture, gaze, emotion), speak (speech, facial synthesis), understand, recognize handwriting, combine these in multiple modes (biometrics, joint audio-visual processing), be attentive (attentive environments) and adapt to people with varying abilities (accessibility research) and new conditions.
| Audio/Visual Recognition | Joint processing of audio and visual information for speech and speaker recognition |
| Computational Media Aesthetics | Bridging the Semantic Gap in Video Analysis using a Media Production-guided Approach |
| Conversational Biometrics | Speaker Verification Through Conversation |
| E-Learning Content Management | Enabling generic content repositories for standards-compliant e-learning content store and management |
| Embedded
Concatenative Text to Speech (eCTTS) |
Construct a small footprint embedded concatenative Text to Speech system suitable for implementation on embedded platforms. |
| Everwyhere Displays | Steerable Interaces for Smart Spaces |
| Exploratory Computer Vision | On-going work in a number of fields related to Computer Vision |
| Embedded Applications: Pen, Handwriting and Multimodel Technologies | Handwriting recognition |
| New Interfaces & Designs | Biosensing, Affective Computing, Women and Technology |
| PeopleVision | Visual Tracking for Smart Surveillance |
| Speaker Recognition | Speaker verification |
| Speech Recognition | Sounds in user interface design |
| Voicemail | Word error rate (WER) on voicemail transcription |
