The 1st seminar of the 'Robotics and cyber-phisical systems' transverseaxis will take place on Thursday 30 January 2025 at 10 a.m. in the ESPRIT building (Atrium). Please find below the program of the seminar: * Christian DURIEZ (GT CO2) : Control of soft robots by real-time mechanical calculation …

Drone, articulated arms, intelligent cars... From cancer to fire, discover Lille's intelligent robotics and transport platform 'PRETIL' and the most topical challenges facing society. Cindy Cappelle, Maan El Badaoui, Mario Sanz Lopez, Othman Lakhal, University of Lille, CRIStAL

AI and criminal law. Algorithms are everywhere. For some time now, what is commonly known as AI has been making its appearance in a wide variety of fields, and seems to ba having an increasing influence on our lives. AI can be exciting because of the progress it offers (in medicine, education, …

Mohamed Daoudi from the CRIStAL laboratory is developing an artificial intelligence decision support tool, which provides an overview of the face according to the dose of botulinum toxin injected. This application could be used in the case of unilateral facial paralysis: in this case, botulinum …

The COMET project (Conceptions and Uses of Metaversic Universes) is one of six targeted projects under the national Cultural and Creative Industries research programme (PEPR ICCARE). Metaverses allow users to connect, interact and create collectively in immersive virtual environments that transcend …

From 13 to 21 January 2025, CRIStAL's Sustainable Development and Research Support Pole (PADR), in collaboration with engineers from Inria's Experimentation and Development Department (SED), is organising a series of seminars on best practices (c++, rust, matlab), development tools and research …

CRIStAL and Inria welcomed around forty students from ENS Rennes from Tuesday 7 to Thursday 9 January. The students were able to talk to over forty colleagues (postdocs, research engineers, researchers and teacher-researchers) from CRIStAL, Inria and IRCICA. These exchanges were particularly …

The French battle card game conceals unsuspected mathematical subtleties. In particular, Knowing whether or not there are infinite games depending on the strategy of the players is proving to be surprisingly difficult. Jean-Paul Delahaye and Philippe Mathieu 'Pour la Science' article no. 567.

During the week of 16 to 20 December, the CRIStAL laboratory welcomed fifteen girls from the 3rd year of secondary school for an 'IT for Women' observation course. The students were accompanied by a mentor and were able to take part in a range of workshops enabling them to find out more about the IT …