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Microsoft Research: Trident Workbench for Zissou Wannabees

The major thing consumer press does not actively recognize is how much support Microsoft gives the research world. Everyone covered Worldwide Telescope. But at their Techfest a few weeks ago, one of the most impressive and seemingly selfless feats of the company was in the Trident platform, an oceanographic visualization tool. In short, researchers have always had tons of data for currents, migratory paths of animal sea life, temperature and weather over and in the deep blue. But what to do with that data has always been a major problem. Believe it or not, researchers were required to manually create visual representations of their info, or drown in excel sheets. More »

5:13 PM on Wed Mar 19 2008
By Brian Lam
2,184 views, 6 comments

Latest by quikboy: Hey, that really is neat. Thanks for sharing Gizmodo. Any read links? A video? I want to find out more. more »

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Microsoft Research's MySong Makes Musical Accompaniment For Your Singing

Before MySong from Microsoft Research, people without musical talent had to resort to consuming music and not bothering the rest of us with their amateur stylings. No longer. All you have to be able to do is sing a short tune (provided you can sing somewhat on key) and this MySong software will dynamically generate a piano accompaniment just for you. More »

8:00 PM on Mon Mar 10 2008
By Jason Chen
6,025 views, 51 comments