Archive for year: 2015
Romain Alléaume
Télécom Paris | Quantum physics, Cryptography, Privacy
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- Taking on quantum computers
- CiViQ: working towards implementing quantum communications on our networks
- What is a quantum computer?
- Confidential communications and quantum physics
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René Garello
IMT Atlantique | Remote sensing, Signal processing, Satellite, Environment
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- Marine oil pollution detected from space
- Campus Mondial de la Mer: promoting Brittany’s marine science and technology research internationally
- Climate change as seen from space
- VIGISAT: monitoring and protection of the environment by satellite
- Sea Tech Week: Key issues of a connected ocean
- An ocean of environmental data to be processed
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Chafiaa Hamitouche
IMT Atlantique | Smart surgery, e-health, Medical imaging, Prosthesis
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Claude Berrou
IMT Atlantique | #turbocode #comelec #neocortex #ArtificialIntelligence #AcadémieDesSciences
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- When AI keeps an ear on nursing home residents
- On computer science: turbo in the algo
- What are turbo codes?
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Mounir Mokhtari
Institut Mines-Télécom | #lifequality #ehealth #dependentperson #smarthome
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Frédéric Boyer
IMT Atlantique | #biorobotics #incarnatedintelligence #electricalsense
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- What is bio-inspiration?
- The artificial fish of the Venice lagoon
- Intelligence incarnated, a bio-inspired approach in the field of robotics
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Francesco Andriulli
IMT Atlantique | #sciencecomputing #mathematics #brain-computer-interface
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Christine Balagué
Institut Mines-Telecom Business School | #socialnetworks #SIoT #digitaluses #bigdata
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- Innovation in health: towards responsibility
- Good in Tech: a chair to put responsibility and ethics into innovation
- Chronic disease: what does the Internet really change in patients’ lives?
- Coopetition between individuals, little-understood interactions
- Healthcare: what makes some connected objects a success and others a flop?
- Ethics, an overlooked aspect of algorithms?
- Social Media: understanding digital uses
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Intelligent transport systems: juggling with communication methods to stay connected
YoGoKo is a Brittany-based start-up specializing in the field of cooperative intelligent transport systems (ITS). It markets a multipurpose communication box with multiple access technologies, associated with a services and intelligent communication management platform, which ensures permanent connectivity between vehicles and road infrastructures. The idea is to use several communication standards, either simultaneously or in accordance with their availability, in a transparent and optimized manner. In practice, it can be used to manage road traffic, ensure road safety, and, very soon, even to control fleets of autonomous vehicles.
Télécom Bretagne’s Networks, Security & Multimedia department has developed Internet-type connectivity for YoGoKo solutions. By working on the ISO and ETSI standards Jean-Marie Bonnin and his team of researchers have developed a communications architecture which defines in particular the multi-standard mobile router designed to be embedded in vehicles. It concerns the detailed management of decisions on routing along this or that communication interface (wifi, 3G, 4G…). To improve the technology even further, the researchers are currently developing interaction between vehicles and cities as well as information gathering. They are working in particular on interactivity with the home in order to control the charging of electric cars, as well as the securing of Internet connectivity.
The company
YoGoKo was co-founded in June 2000 by two research engineers: Emmanuel Thierry and Thierry Ernst. Its solutions are the result of research work by Mines ParisTech (CAOR), Télécom Bretagne (RSM and Inria Rocquencourt (RITS).