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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Daniel ESTEVE, CNRS research director and former co-director and director of LAAS-CNRS (1977-1996). Daniel ESTEVE was an internationally recognized expert in the field of electronic components, and more particularly in the miniaturization of systems and embedded intelligence. |
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The 21st of May, Marco Tognon has been awarded the 2019 Prix Aerospace Valley for the best PhD thesis in the field of aeronautics, space, and embedded systems. The award has been announced and bestowed at Arcachon, during the 14th forum of the Aerospace Valley members. Aerospace Valley is the first aeronautic and space cluster in Europe. |
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An international team, including scientists from our OSE team, has designed a reduced-format acoustic lens and developed models to design and validate these systems that could help produce acoustic metamaterials that can deflect or muffle noise. |
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Our Minnie and Mana robots led a data collection mission to Morocco to study and integrate data fusion techniques for space robotics as part of the European InFuse project. |
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The ANITI project "Artificial and Natural Intelligence Toulouse Institute", in which the LAAS is fully committed, has been shortlisted by an international jury as part of the call for expressions of interest for the establishment of an interdisciplinary institutes network dedicated to artificial intelligence (3iA) . |
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Emmanuel Hébrard, researcher within the ROC team (Operations Research, Combinatorial Optimization and Constraints) has seen his work on IA topics three times distinguished lately. |
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The OwnWall project, presented by Luiz Lavado Villa (ISGE team) was placed second of the Siemens TAPAS Community Challenge 2018. This project consists in software defined power convertors to trigger bottom up rural electrification. |
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Antonio Franchi (CNRS researcher in the RIS team) received the 2018 RAS Most Active Technical Committee Award for his service as co-chair of the Technical Committee (TC) on Multi-Robot Systems of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society (RAS) on May 24th 2018 in Brisbane. |
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Developed and patented in the LAAS-CNRS and implemented industrially by Picometrics-Technologies, BIABooster technology can characterize DNA with new precision and sensitivity. When used to analyze residual DNA circulating in the blood, it has identified promising signatures for monitoring patients with cancer. |
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