Multi-Device Experiences (MDX) Toolkit
- Robert Sim | Microsoft Research
- Faculty Summit 2019 | The future of work
The Multi-Device Experiences (MDX) toolkit is an extensible cloud AI service hosted in Azure that enables research and development on task-focused scenarios spanning multiple devices. The toolkit enables developers to create intelligent, interactive experiences that capitalize on the strengths of using multiple devices simultaneously, such as an Echo plus an iPad. It provides support for user authentication and authorization, session management, and state reflection across devices. The toolkit leverages machine intelligence for intent understanding and the contextual answering of questions. Our demo features a proof-of-concept cooking scenario powered by the MDX toolkit, which allows users to follow a recipe hands-free, with voice navigation and contextual Q&A. The toolkit is designed to be extended to scenarios beyond cooking, including education, gaming, and accessibility. Our exhibit also describes the MDX research platform, which enables researchers to stand up new multi-device scenarios with minimal infrastructure investment, easily onboard new devices and device form factors, and access collated and synchronized logs from the service, model providers, and devices.
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Robert Sim
Senior Principal Research Manager
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Ryen W. White
General Manager and Deputy Lab Director
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Series: Microsoft Research Faculty Summit
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Cars, Computing and the Future of Work: Specific topics of mutual interest
- Linda Boyle,
- Ed Doran,
- John Lee
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Crowd, Cloud and the Future of Work: Updates from human AI computation
- Pietro Michelucci,
- Lucy Fortson,
- Franco Pestilli
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Cars, Computing and the Future of Work: A UW & MSR Workshop: Welcome and Overview of Projects
- Linda Boyle,
- Ed Doran,
- Eric Horvitz
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Crowd, Cloud and the Future of Work: Welcome and Updates
- Besmira Nushi,
- Ece Kamar,
- Kori Inkpen
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Empowering People to Achieve More: How Useful a Concept is Productivity?
- Brendan Murphy,
- Yvonne Rogers,
- Steve Whittaker
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Keynote - The Future of Work And the Power of Data
- Johannes Gehrke
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Productivity in Software Development
- Neel Sundaresan,
- Margaret-Anne Storey,
- Prem Kumar Devanbu
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Artificial Emotional Intelligence, Social Systems, and the Future of Collaboration
- Mary Czerwinski,
- Mark Ackerman,
- Gloria Mark
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Workers of the World, Connect! Tech Innovations and Organizational Change for the Future of Work(ers)
- Mary Gray,
- Jamie Woodcock,
- Louise Hickman
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Increasing AI Programmer Productivity
- Markus Weimer,
- Sarah Bird,
- Ce Zhang
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Human-AI Collaboration for Decision-Making
- Besmira Nushi,
- Ayanna Howard,
- Jon Kleinberg
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Future of Spreadsheeting
- Ben Zorn,
- Felienne Hermans,
- Daniel Barowy
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Program Synthesis meets Notebooks
- Sumit Gulwani
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Accessible Virtual Reality
- Eyal Ofek
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Calendar.help: A Virtual Meeting Scheduling Assistant
- Pamela Bhattacharya
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Visual Studio IntelliCode
- Mark Wilson-Thomas
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Microsoft Teams: Collaborate with Any Researcher Anywhere
- Jethro Seghers
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Project Alava: Programming Webs of Microcontrollers
- James Devine,
- Teddy Seyed
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AI in PowerPoint
- Kostas Seleskerov