The Intelligence of Systems: A Challenge within Reach of Research
and Innovation
www.laas.fr
Target markets
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Aeronautics and Space
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Agriculture
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Automobile and Railway
Transportation
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Defence
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Electrical Energy
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Environment
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Factory of the Future
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Health and the Silver Economy
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Micro and Nano Systems
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Telecommunications
Nanotechnologies, microfluidics,
biological analysis
Continuous and discrete optimization,
operations research
Quality of service, resilience, security
and privacy
Our Industrial Partners
The Affiliate Club of LAAS-CNRS
A privileged network of 80 partner
enterprises of which 2/3 are SMEs,
with a strong regional anchorage
Large Enterprises:
Airbus, Airbus Defence
and Space, Alstom Transport,
CS Systèmes d’Information, Essilor,
Freescale Semiconducteurs France,
Laboratoires Pierre Fabre, Latécoère,
Renault, Rhodia, Sanofi-Aventis, Siemens
Industry Software, ST Microelectronics,
Thales, Total, Valeo, etc.
SMEs:
31 Degrees, Actia, Adveez,
Alpha MOS, DelairTech, Epsiline, Innopsys,
Intesens, i-Trust, Magellium, Myfox,
Naïo Technologies, Nanomade Concept,
QoS Design, Sigfox Wireless, Sterela,
TCSD, TRAD, etc.
A large spectrum of both
pluridisciplinary and highly
synergetic skills
Innovative communication sensors,
networks and protocols
Management of electrical energy:
production, harvesting, conversion, storage
Control systems, autonomous decision
and diagnosis
System and software enginering,
rigourous design
Human-robot interaction: home care,
advanced manufacturing, etc.
Microwaves and photonics
for embedded systems
© AIRBUS
© Nicolas Schmitt, CNRS and Garrigues SA
© LAAS-CNRS
Laboratory for Analysis and Architecture of Systems
The LAAS CNRS Carnot Institute is one of the major research
laboratories attached to the INS2I and INSIS institutes of CNRS.
Skills developed at LAAS cover the entire spectrum of
Information and Communications Technology, and System
Engineering. Attached to both the investigation of forefront
topics and the promotion of integrated solutions, LAAS
tackles the challenges posed by two categories of emerging
systems and services: cyber-physical systems and ambient
intelligence, and micro and nanotechnologies for the living
organisms and the environment.
© CNES-illustration-David Ducros, 2003
Instrumented building with optimized