News

Hailed as the future gold mine of the digital economy, the Internet of Things encompasses billions of connected objects whose data is managed on networks. How can we meet the connectivity needs of all these connected objects? How can we develop an ecosystem of applications and services that turns innovation into tangible benefits in our daily lives? That is up for debate.

Construction, maintenance: drones that physically interact with their environment

• Drones that can exert force on surfaces and manipulate objects: scientists are working on designs for a new generation of aerial robots that can interact in complex ways with their physical environment.
• At Inria Rennes, researcher Marco Tognon is also developing autonomous drones that can cooperate to transport heavy loads. An approach that is safer than entrusting tasks of this kind to individual heavy-duty machines.
• A team at ETH Zurich has recently published an article on drones that can traverse dense vegetation and slide along obstacles which could soon be used for environmental monitoring and precision agriculture.
Read the article
GettyImages - earthquake - séisme

Search and rescue: drones that detect human voices under collapsed buildings

Read the article

Voice without vocal cords: a machine learning assisted device that enables patients to speak

Read the article
GettyImages - neurotech

Vie privée, ondes cérébrales : encadrer les neurotechnologies

Read the article
GettyImages - Parkinson

Portable IoT device helps Parkinson’s disease patients to manage their symptoms

Read the article

A Digital Twin To Facilitate The Development Of Drone Services

Read the article

A. Lafay: vehicles that are “fully autonomous from the moment they enter the motorway until they leave it”

Read the article