1212, 2018

Visite à « SMART Infrastructure Facilities » de l’Université de Wollongong

Marie-Pierre GLEIZES, Professeur de l’Université Toulouse III Paul Sabatier et Pierre GLIZE, Ingénieur d’études HDR CNRS – Équipe Systèmes Multi-Agents Coopératifs (SMAC) de l’IRIT, étaient invités par l’Université de Wollongong en Australie, du fait de leurs travaux de recherche dans le cadre de l’opération scientifique neOCampus. neOCampus porte un ensemble de projets de recherche, basés sur l’IoT, l’IA et le Big Data ayant pour objectif de contribuer à la construction

1701, 2023

The industrial partnership between Qorvo and IRIT in the spotlight

On January 26, the company Qorvo, the IUT de Blagnac and IRIT organize a day related to employment in innovation, in the field of indoor geolocation and connected objects. The objective of this event is to make a scientific presentation of these technologies and to expose the professional opportunities related to this sector of activity.

1612, 2022

CyberSec4Europe, a European summit on cyber security

The CyberSec4Europe project ended at the summit held on December 1st and 2nd in Brussels. It ends after four years of work. 43 partners and associates were part of the consortium. They have creatively and effectively achieved scientific advances in areas associated with cybersecurity. IRIT is represented in this consortium by 4 of its teams (ARGOS, ICS, RMESS, SIERA). The laboratory has a Strategic Application AreaCybersecurity, Heritage and People Safety

0902, 2022

Terra Forma, sensors to meet environmental challenges

The Terra Forma project aims to deploy a large network of environmental sensors to understand the transformations linked to climate change in pilot areas. Led by the CNRS, this open source and economical sensor project aims to obtain keys to understanding environmental changes in order to better adapt to them.

1401, 2022

Preventing flood risk with decision algorithms

Within the framework of the Criz’Innov and i-Nondations, the teams SEPIA (Operating System, Distributed Systems, from Software to Architecture) and SMAC (Cooperative Multi-Agent Systems) present, in video, how decision algorithms can help anticipate and manage a crisis.

1811, 2021

Interview with Daniel HAGIMONT, optimized systems to manage computing resources

We publish the second video of the series of interviews presenting research works of our different departments. Daniel HAGIMONT, teacher-researcher at IRIT in the Architecture, Systems, Networks (ASR) team SEPIA, talks about his research in the field of operating systems.

2210, 2021

AutOCampus project, our experimentation shuttle has arrived at UT3

The EasyMile autonomous shuttle made its debut on the campus of Paul Sabatier University on October 1st. IRIT researchers are working on research projects within the framework of the VILAGIL project, a program for the transformation of the territory led by Toulouse Métropole and financed by the Caisse des dépôts and Toulouse Métropole. The research work is being carried out by the following laboratories: CLLE, IRIT, LAAS, LERASS, LISST and

0802, 2021

SILECS Platform

Head: SILECS is a major national infrastructure for experimental research on various aspects of distributed computing, from the myriad of connected objects to tomorrow data centers. This infrastructure will enable end-to-end experimentation at all levels of software and network layers, from event capture (sensors, actuators) to processing and storing data, radio transmission management and the dynamic deployment of IT services. This infrastructure will enable reproducible research on networks that can

0302, 2021

P-SIMMOSC: Platform for the SIMulation of MObility in Smart City

Heads: and The P-SIMMoSC platform is part of the dynamics of the neOCampus operation, initiated and partially financially supported by the University Toulouse III Paul Sabatier since 2013. The neOCampus operation involves 11 of the University’s laboratories, whose aim is to pool their skills to improve day-to-day comfort for the university community while reducing the ecological footprint of the buildings, cutting operating costs and developing new services for campus users.

2701, 2021

Datanoos : a platform at the service of open science within UFTMIP

Head: Many questions about data arise for research personnel, whether they are researchers, teacher-researchers, engineers, post-doctoral students, doctoral students, in all disciplines. To meet this need, the DataNooS1 academic alliance aims to share and cross-reference research data, to converge data/computation/content resources and to promote knowledge practices that combine multidisciplinary approaches. It brings together 120 members from 30 entities (laboratories, units, federations) of the UFTMiP. The alliance favors the interdisciplinary co-construction