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[Beautiful story] INRIA MALICE project: AI to unravel the mysteries of laser-matter interaction
Bringing together researchers and teacher-researchers from the Hubert Curien laboratory, the Inria MALICE project-team aims to foster collaboration between physicists and experts in artificial intelligence. Their objective: to develop new machine learning methods to better understand laser-matter interaction, a major challenge in surface engineering. And this, despite the pitfalls represented by partial physical knowledge of the phenomena and a lack of data.

Automatic image semantics
Within the IA TV laboratory, France Télévisions and Télécom SudParis are developing an algorithm capable of analyzing the video content of dramas.

Military vehicles get a facelift for better camouflage
IMT Atlantique researchers are working with Nexter to develop a highly technical skin to improve the stealth of military vehicles.

BioDigital, a new technology to combat identity forgery
Télécom SudParis and IDEMIA have finalized the design of a contactless biometric reader to combat identity forgery.

Tattooing: one step closer to secure health data
Data tattooing could well be the best technique for health data traceability in the near future.

Data-Moove: a stopover in the labs for a smooth vacation
EURECOM and startup Data-Moove offer innovative Smart City solutions to enhance the tourism experience in local areas.

Facial morphology analysis and eyewear recommendation algorithms
IMT Lille Douai and Acep Trylive have developed algorithms for facial morphology analysis and eyewear recommendation.

BnF combines sociology and big data to understand its Gallican users
BnF has joined forces with Télécom Paris to study its online audience. Scientists rely on the ITM's TeraLab platform.

TeraLab and La Poste join forces to combat parcel fraud
Thanks to TeraLab, the ITM's catalyst for big data projects, La Poste is exploring algorithmic solutions to combat fraud.

Secure-IC protects electronic circuits against physical attack
The Secure-IC spin-off from the Télécom Paris and IMT Atlantique incubators secures embedded electronic systems.












