Artist in Residence project Ada

Ada

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新闻报道 | The Architect's Paper

A large-scale installation powered by AI, Project Ada, responds to occupants' emotions, and is part of a broader push to embed sensing and artificial intelligence into the built environment.

Jenny Sabin and Asta Roseway on the Microsoft Research podcast
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Jenny Sabin is an architectural designer, a professor, a studio principal and MSR’s current Artist in Residence. Asta Roseway is a principal research designer, a “fusionist” and the co-founder of the Artist in Residence program at Microsoft Research. The two,…

新闻报道 | Wallpaper

Pioneering mathematician Ada Lovelace inspires the giant, semi-sentient being that has landed in Microsoft's Redmond campus.

新闻报道 | designboom

In collaboration with Microsoft Research, artist-in-residence Jenny Sabin has designed the "ada" installation - an architectural pavilion that incorporates AI to create a wholly immersive experience that transforms personal data into light and colors.

Ada Structure

新闻报道 | Architect Magazine

To get a sense of the mood in Microsoft’s Research Building 99, just take a look at "Ada." Named for the polymath and programming visionary Ada Lovelace, the two-story tall architectural pavilion suspended in the atrium, at the tech company's campus…

新闻报道 | Architect

Named for the polymath Ada Lovelace, the two-story pavilion at the tech company's headquarters is driven by human sentiment data.

新闻报道 | The Cornell Daily Sun

In Building 99 on Microsoft’s Redmond, Washington campus, Prof. Jenny Sabin, architecture, unveiled her latest project: an AI interface called Ada that translates people’s facial reactions into color by using a network of a dozen cameras designed to collect people’s…

新闻报道 | SciTechDaily

For Project Ada, Sabin and her team at Jenny Sabin Studio collaborated with a group of engineers, data scientists, and designers at Microsoft Research to create a responsive, immersive space that uses AI to process facial patterns and the emotions…

新闻报道 | Microsoft The AI Blog

Jenny Sabin is perched high on a scissor lift, her head poking through an opening of the porous fabric structure that she’s struggling to stretch onto the exoskeleton of her installation piece, which is suspended in the airy atrium of…