Carnot Cognition

The Institut Cognition offers a one-stop shop in bilateral research in cognition to provide competitive innovation solutions for companies in a multidisciplinary approach.
Cognitive technologies increase the added value of products and services in an increasingly personalised context of use: taking into account the user, his environment and the modes of interaction that are at stake. They integrate the factors that result from knowledge about cognitive functions and human behaviour: EMOTION - PERCEPTION - ATTENTION - MEMORY - MEMORY - DECISION - REASONING - LANGUAGE - VISION - STRESS - DEVELOPMENT - HEARING – TOUCHING
Key figures
Permanent staff (full-time equivalent) | 1063 |
PhD Students | 732 |
Global budget | 127,8 M€ |
Partnership incomes with industry | 13,7 M€ |
Contact
Institut Carnot Cognition
ENSC-Bordeaux INP
109 avenue Roul
33400 Talence
Célestin SEDOGBO
Director
+33 (0)5 57 00 67 40
direction[a]institut-cognition.com
Parent institutions
- AIX-MARSEILLE UNIVERSITÉ
- CENTRE NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE
- ECOLE DES HAUTES ÉTUDES EN SCIENCES SOCIALES
- ECOLE NATIONALE SUPÉRIEURE DES ARTS DÉCORATIFS
- ECOLE NORMALE SUPÉRIEURE
- ECOLE PRATIQUE DES HAUTES ÉTUDES
- ENS PARIS SACLAY
- INSTITUT FRANÇAIS DES SCIENCES ET TECHNOLOGIES DES TRANSPORTS, DE L'AMÉNAGEMENT ET DES RÉSEAUX
- INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE BORDEAUX
- INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE GRENOBLE
- INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE TOULOUSE
- UNIVERSITÉ D'AVIGNON ET DES PAYS DE VAUCLUSE
- UNIVERSITÉ DE BORDEAUX
- UNIVERSITÉ DE BOURGOGNE
- UNIVERSITÉ DE LILLE
- UNIVERSITÉ DE POITIERS
- UNIVERSITÉ DE SAVOIE MONT-BLANC
- UNIVERSITÉ DE TECHNOLOGIE DE COMPIÈGNE
- UNIVERSITÉ DE TOURS
- UNIVERSITÉ GRENOBLE ALPES
- UNIVERSITÉ PARIS 8
- UNIVERSITÉ PARIS DESCARTES
- UNIVERSITÉ TOULOUSE 2
- UNIVERSITÉ TOULOUSE 3
- UNIVERSITÉ TOULOUSE CAPITOLE
Présentation
The Cognition Institute's 4 main areas of R&D activities:
Cognitive enhancement technologies: Increasing cognitive capacities (improvement, assistance, remediation, substitution) through integrative multidisciplinary approaches (psychophysics, neurophysiology, imagery, computational models, virtual realities).
- Cognitive behavioural assessments: Using the methods and tools of neuroscience, psychology and ergonomics to assess systems and devices and characterise their acceptability and uses (natural interaction, VR/RA, design and creation, MMI, post-wimp for MMI, cognitive state of the user, etc.).
- Collective cognition: Study natural and artificial interactions in different contexts (emotional, cultural...) in order to understand the underlying processes (social cognition, emotional regulation in individual and social contexts, stereotypes, human-human/animal/virtual agents/robots interactions).
- Cognition & language: Taking into account linguistic cognitive processes in automatic language processing systems (speech, language and languages, learning, multimodality, gesturality, multilingualism, assisted translation, affects, language and speaker identification, conversational agents).
Artificial Intelligence, coupled with Natural Intelligence, is transverse to these 4 main areas of R&D.
The economic sectors:
- IT, media and telecommunications
- Health, e-health and autonomy
- Leisure & sports, education and training, e-commerce, home automation
- Transport
The main equipment or platforms:
- Platform for the design and testing of innovative man-machine interfaces and RV-RA
- Cognitive physiology platform for human monitoring
- Platform for the study of the use of interactive systems in specific and intelligent environments.
- Platform for the simulation of social and collective cognition scenarios
- Platform for the study of neur-inspired and augmented systems
The Cognition Institute's research units
Its research units: IJN, LSCP, LSP, CHArt, EnsadLab, Centre BORELLI, LaPEA, COSTECH, LIMSI, SCALab, LEAD, GIPSA Lab, LIG, LPNC, LIA, LPC, LPL, LNC, IMS, IRIT, CRCA and CeRCA