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[Video] Experiment'Haal: a living lab for intelligent living and autonomy

Located in Brest, the Experiment'Haal (Human Ambient Assisted Living) platform is a major innovation tool in the fields of intelligent housing, home automation, robotics and assisted living technologies. It is supported by IMT Atlantique and has been awarded the Institut Carnot TSN label for its role in technology transfer in the field of telecommunications and the digital society.
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"Scrute la nature": a mobile application to preserve biodiversity

For several years now, Télécom Saint-Étienne, an internal school of the Université Jean Monnet, affiliated to the Carnot institute Télécom & Société Numérique, and the LPO Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, have been working together to protect biodiversity. The result is "Scrute la nature", a mobile application with an ecological scope, both in terms of its vocation and its development.
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How can social robotics improve life in nursing homes?

To what extent are social robots part of the answer to the challenges of aging in nursing homes? What is the impact of integrating such tools on residents, their families and care staff? These questions were at the heart of a thesis carried out as part of the Robotics by Design Lab, supported by the Carnot institute Télécom & Société numérique, in partnership with the Clariane company and the University of Nîmes.
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BOPA: digital innovation meets the operating theatre

The BOPA Chair, the result of collaboration between AP-HP and ITM, via the component schools of Carnot TSN, is developing digital solutions to improve working conditions in the operating room, by combining technology and an understanding of human practices. Read our article.
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ICMS Chair: enhancing the safety of connected vehicles

In February 2024, Télécom Paris launched the Intelligent Cybersecurity for Mobility System (ICMS) Chair. This initiative follows on from the work carried out within the framework of the Connected Cars and Cyber Security (C3S) chair, with the aim of deepening the knowledge produced and boosting the visibility of Télécom Paris and its partners within the scientific community, through first-rate publications directly linked to the needs of industry in the field.
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Second participation of Carnot TSN at the Web Summit in Lisbon, the world's leading technology conference!

A look back at the TSN Carnot Institute's second consecutive participation in the Lisbon Web Summit. Accompanied by the founders of SHIFT89, Carnot TSN was present at this global event, welcoming to its stand company directors and start-up founders keen to accelerate their digital transformation.
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[Beautiful story] A control system adapted to modular collaborative robotics

For the past two years, FEMTO Engineering, part of the Carnot TSN institute, and MS-Innov have been working together to develop the control system for MORFOSE, the company's industrial robotics solution. The aim of this partnership is to transcribe, within the control console, the specific features of a collaborative, modular, transportable and accessible robot.
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Carnot TSN congratulates Ghaya Rekaya (Télécom Paris), researcher and founder of MIMOPT Technology, on winning the Séminaire PI 2023 prize!

Professor and researcher at Télécom Paris, Ghaya Rekaya founded MIMOPT Technology in April 2021, a startup that develops and licenses innovative digital signal processing solutions for fiber optic communications. The entrepreneur received an award for her work at the Propriété Industrielle 2023 seminar on November 23.
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Back to the Rendez-vous Carnot 2023!

Rendez-vous Carnot 2023 took place in Lyon on October 18 and 19. It was an opportunity for companies of all sizes and from all fields of activity to meet the major players in R&D, to accelerate and bring to fruition their innovation projects. Here's a look back at the French ecosystem's annual event, which responds to the challenges of all business sectors.
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Blossoming at work thanks to ikigaï robotics?

The ikigai corresponds to the intersection of these four circles, representing an individual's life mission. Thus, ikigaï robotics aims to be part of this quest, bringing meaning to work and fostering employee commitment.