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IAMOT 2024: ESILV Students and professors present a Human-Robot Interaction Platform
03 Sep 2024 /
By Greta Guzman /
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A work, part of the PI2 project, developed by a team of fourth—and fifth-year students at ESILV entitled “A Human-Robot Interaction Platform in the Context of Remanufacturing — A Case Study” was presented at the 33rd International Association for Management of Technology (IAMOT 2024) conference held in Porto, Portugal. Swaminath Venkateswaran, professor-researcher, currently serving as […]


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Swaminath Venkateswaran at the University of Vic (UVic) in Catalunya
30 Apr 2024 /
By Greta Guzman /
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Swaminath Venkateswaran, Teacher Researcher in Mechatronics at ESILV, recently embarked on a significant academic journey at the University of Vic (UVic) in Catalunya, Spain. This visit facilitated educational exchange and laid the groundwork for potential research collaborations between institutions. During his tenure at UVic, Swaminath delivered lectures on Mobile Bio-inspired Robots and Parallel Robots to […]


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To What Extent Can Robotics Impact the Future Job Markets?
18 Jan 2024 /
By ESILV Paris /
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The past decade has been defined by swift technological evolution where the advent of robotics stood as a pivotal force reshaping our world. As we stand on the brink of a new industrial age, the question that echoes in academia and industry alike is: How will robotics alter the landscape of future job markets?


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Series-Parallel Robots, an ESILV research paper presented in Boston for ASME-IDETC 2023
19 Sep 2023 /
By Greta Guzman /
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Swaminath Venkateswaran, a teacher-researcher in mechatronics at ESILV, presented his research paper entitled “Design and Analysis of a Series-Parallel Hybrid 3-SPS-U Mechanism” at the ASME-IDETC 2023 international conference, held in Boston, USA. This research study was part of the Mechanisms and Robotics session of the annual ASME-IDETC conference. It provides a valuable platform for students, […]


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“The cherry on the cake”: DaVinciBot at the French Robotics Cup 2023
05 Sep 2023 /
By Greta Guzman /
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Last May, eleven ESILV robotics students from the DaVinciBot Association took part in the French Robotics Cup. This competition, organised by Planète Sciences, aims to promote science to young people. The theme of the 2023 edition was “The cherry on the cake”. The French Robotics Cup brought together nearly a hundred teams from all over […]


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Future factory: the Industry 4.0 major students visit Nexans
25 Apr 2023 /
By Greta Guzman /
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As part of the Connected Factory course taught by Lionel Fomperie, VP of Industrial Strategy at Nexans, and Chao Li, Digital Development Engineer at Nexans, A5 students from the Industry 4.0 major visited connected factories. Nexans, a French multinational in the cable transmission line industry, has been engaged for two years in an extensive industrial […]


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With Cobots, Robotics is Accessible to a Wider Range of Companies
07 Mar 2023 /
By Greta Guzman /
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The use of traditional robots is already established to improve productivity and production quality. They also reduce costs and tedious tasks. But their programming could be more complex for small and medium-sized enterprises. Collaborative robots, or “cobots,” make automation more accessible to emerging companies. What is a cobot? Cobots are machines powered by artificial intelligence […]


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Soft Robotics Podcast: Insights on Human-Like Artificial Skin Sensor from Marc Teyssier
07 Jun 2022 /
By Carmina Marcarian /
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Resilient Futures Group Principal Investigator Marc Teyssier spoke with Marwa EIDiwiny on a recent episode of the IEEE RAS Soft Robotics podcast. They discussed soft materials and human-computer interaction and Devinci Innovation Center’s contribution to the robotics community. Marc Teyssier is a designer, researcher and principal investigator of the Resilient Futures Group at Devinci Innovation […]


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Engineering Students Use Brain-Computer Interfaces To Explore Drone Swarm Robotics
24 May 2022 /
By Carmina Marcarian /
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Brain-controlled devices are a part of everyday life, and drones controlled just by thinking can transform great pans of industries such as military service or industry disaster. To help students grasp how human-technology interaction can create smarter environments and enable easier communications with the machines around them, the De Vinci Innovation Center develops new AI-enabled […]


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Human-Machine Interaction at the Service of Humanity: 2024 Class’ Cobotics Projects
13 Jul 2021 /
By Carmina Marcarian /
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Human-machine interaction technologies have become increasingly popular, and cobotics is one of the fastest-growing elements of the intelligent factory. This year, the 2024 class’ second-year project focused on cobots: finding solutions to enhance human-robot collaboration.  In the second year of the ESILV integrated preparatory course for the engineering curriculum, the PIX project aims to design […]


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Human Robot Interaction Research: ESILV Student’s Article featured at IEEE RO-MAN 2020 Conference
22 Sep 2020 /
By Carmina Marcarian /
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Soumaya Sabry, a fifth-year student of ESILV and Ecole Polytechnique double-degree program, had her article on “People identity learning in HRI through an incremental multimodal approach” published as a part of  IEEE International Conference on Robot & Human Interactive Communication. Soumaya’s contribution was featured at the Cognitive Robotics for Interaction (CIRCE) Workshop, hosted at the […]


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Scientists From The University Of Cornell Create A Hair-Sized Microrobot Able To Walk On 4 Feets
27 Aug 2020 /
By Naomi Huart /
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Robotics really is the field of the future! Scientists have recently come up with tiny little robots that can move on four feet. Almost invisible, those robots can be used to explore biological environments. More than a million of those robots have already been produced. How Do Those Robots Work? “Those robots are so small […]


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