The laboratory collaborates openly with leading universities and small companies across Europe. We have forged a very close relationship with leading academic and young researchers at the University of Cambridge and have funded many research students and projects.
Toshiba is a world leader in the design and manufacture of advanced electronics and information and communications systems. Its origins go back to 1875 and it has a rich and long history of innovation. The Cambridge Research Laboratory is a vital part of Toshiba’s worldwide research and development network it is responsible for a number of significant world-first developments and the results of its research are already finding their way into new Toshiba products.
More about CRLResearch Groups
Exploring the ultimate limit of Information Technology
The Quantum Information Group (QIG) is developing a new approach to information technology that applies the fundamental laws of Quantum Physics to network communications and computing.
Enabling deep human-machine communication via speech
The Speech Technology Group (STG) is at the heart of modern artificial intelligence by designing novel algorithms for automatic speech recognition and data-based dialogue systems enabling the creation of advanced and natural, speech enabled, human-machine interfaces.
Understanding & Interpreting visual data
CRL's Computer Vision Group (CVG) conducts cutting-edge research in 3D computer vision and machine learning with the aim to improve the ability of software to understand and interpret visual data. In our work we support Toshiba's overall mission to create modern technology with a positive impact on society. Our main focus is on fundamental and academically oriented research, and consequently we also have ongoing collaborations with top UK universities.
Latest Publications
M. Anderson, T. Müller, J. Huwer, et al.
npj Quantum Information, vol 6, 14 (7 pages), 31 January 2020
M. Li, T.C. Zorila and R. Doddipatla
Accepted to present at IEEE ICASSP 2021, Toronto, Canada / arXiv
B. Serhan, H. Pandya, A. Kucukyilmaz, G. Neumann
International Conference on Robotics and Automation
