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dynamics, control algorithms and sensor integration can be designed as a coherent system to improve speed, range, maneuverability, response time and operational robustness while also having underwater
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. The program addresses research on artificial intelligence and autonomous systems acting in collaboration with humans, adapting to their environment through sensors, information and knowledge, and forming
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benefit trade-offs of sensor and actuator layouts, e.g., for improved ventilation. Hybrid data-driven and model-based control algorithms for improved online decision-making, e.g., for ventilation
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’–mechanical networks built from many sensors and actuators that locally communicate with one another to achieve collective functionality. These active networks could enable next-generation bioinspired robots
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Inria, the French national research institute for the digital sciences | Saclay, le de France | France | 3 months ago
covers the object's entire life cycle and uses real-time data sent by sensors on the object to simulate its behavior, monitor operations, and anticipate its functioning. Partial differential equation (PDE
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mHealth systems integrating smartphones and wireless sensors with signal processing algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) models for unobtrusive sleep apnea detection, multi-night monitoring
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and corrective feedback. You will apply advanced algorithms for machine learning, multimodal biosignal processing, and human-state inference, working with shared-control strategies and electrotactile
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, they have the potential to solve certain computational problems far more efficiently than classical machines. Realizing this potential requires entirely new numerical algorithms that combine advances in
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to transform acoustic sensing devices into versatile sensors capable of characterizing the dynamic state of buildings and their inhabitants. By combining multi-microphone acquisition techniques with state
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the setup and tuning of active control algorithms. The most successful sensor prototypes are foreseen to be deployed in ETpathfinder seismic filters and could potentially be used for the stable recycling