Two Toulouse projects are supported by the CNRS, through the RISE program. Interactive Relief Drawing (DERi), on which IRIT researchers are working, is one of them. It is an interactive and digital device that facilitates the daily life of people with visual impairments.
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.
We publish the third video in a series of interviews presenting research work from our different departments. Andreas HERZIG from the LiLAC team and Mathieu SERRURIER from the ADRIA team, researchers in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) department, talk about their research in the field of AI.
The FabSpace 2.0 Startech project transposed to UNIVERSEH, whose goal is to build a European university consortium for space. An approach that combines innovation, entrepreneurship and Earth observation.
The problem of fake news does not spare science. This is precisely what interests Guillaume Cabanac, selected by the prestigious magazine Nature in the Nature’s 10 list.
Congratulations to Christine ROCHANGE, Alban GRUIN, Thomas CARLE and Hugues CASSÉ from the TRACES (Architecture and Compilation for Embedded Systems) team of the Architecture, Systems and Networks (ASR) department, whose work has been selected as an outstanding paper at the 2021 IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS).
The 10th International Conference on Algorithmic Decision Theory (ADT 2021) was held at the Université Toulouse 1 Capitole from November 2 to 5, organized by the LILAC team of IRIT.
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.
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
Technologies from the Internet of Things open up new possibilities for remote monitoring of the integrity of ecosystems and the species that inhabit them. THE ECONECT project, which brings together 6 research laboratories (Functional Ecology and Environment, SETE, CRCA, IRIT, LAAS, GEODE) and 3 companies (BeeGuard, Select Design, Adict Solutions), aims to develop sentinel systems based on the response of bio-indicator organisms (aquatic plants, honeybees and chickadees) to chemical contamination,
