Laboratoire d'analyse et d'architecture des systèmes (LAAS-CNRS)

TOULOUSE CEDEX 4

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In order to anticipate the major interdisciplinary challenges posed by emerging and future systems and services, LAAS-CNRS has identified four strategic axes based on the four disciplinary fields (computer science, robotics, automation and micro and nano systems) that have been the hallmark of the laboratory since its creation: Ambient Intelligence, Living, Energy, Space.

Researcher in micro-nanotechnology at the Systems Analysis and Architecture Laboratory (LAAS), she is developing original research in micro-pyrotechnics, particularly on metal/oxide nanoassemblies.

A researcher in computer science at the Laboratory of Analysis and Architecture of Systems (LAAS-CNRS), she specializes in "rigourous computing", or certified digital calculation.

Here are some of the robots used at the LAAS laboratory.

Artificial intelligence at the LAAS.

Humanoid robot Pyrene and photovoltaic panels from the LASS laboratory

Researchers from the LAAS, are testing the sensors they developed, with Junior cyclists of the France Team, at the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines's national velodrome.

Humanoid robot Pyrène

Renatech at LAAS

In the spring of 2006, the humanoid robot HRP-2 arrived in France at LAAS as part of the Joint Robotics Laboratory, a Franco-Japanese laboratory.

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