Projects
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Published onOasis – Robotics & artificial intelligence for industrial risk management in hostile environments
CESI LINEACT’s OASIS project explores the use of robotics and artificial intelligence for industrial risk management in hostile environments. Using the SPOT robot, it develops inspection, simulation, and decision support solutions for the energy sector.
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Published onFan polymer platform
The project aims to strengthen regional competitiveness through additive manufacturing in Normandy. It develops research, skills, and cooperation among stakeholders in the areas of materials, processes, finishes, and recycling, while raising awareness among young people and professionals about the technologies and professions of tomorrow.
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Published onNexus
The NEXUS project is developing an open-source Metaverse platform for immersive learning, leveraging virtual reality and embodied cognition. It is studying the impact of avatars on users, active interaction in VR, and the convergence of collective intelligence and VR to improve communication and collaborative learning.
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Published onAntihpert – operator 4.0 and dynamic anticipation of its disruptions in production workshops
Human-centered production systems are at the heart of the new industrial revolution. Understanding and modeling operator behavior makes it possible to design systems capable of anticipating their actions, reducing human variability, and improving the overall performance of industrial processes.
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Published onRouen smart mobility for everyone
The Rouen Metropolitan Area and its partners are developing an integrated mobility system aimed at facilitating unrestricted travel, reducing environmental and physical impacts, and transforming mobility through innovative solutions: autonomous, carbon-free, digital, shared, connected, and geared toward behavioral change.
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Published onBattwin flexible and scalable digital twin platform for enhanced production efficiency and yield in battery cell production lines
Europe, which lags behind Asia in the production of Li-ion batteries, plans to have 25 gigafactories by 2030. This industrial challenge requires reducing manufacturing defects, bridging the technology gap, and leveraging European strengths—green technologies, digital technologies, and zero-defect manufacturing—to remain competitive.
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Published onEDLB Ecole de la batterie
The École de la Batterie is a network of 16 national players working together to meet the skills needs of the battery industry. It develops innovative training programs in direct collaboration with industry, incorporating digital twins, simulations, and advanced research.
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Published onCaire
The CAIRE project aims to acculturate professionals to artificial intelligence by offering training tailored to the needs of different professions. Aimed at students, employees, job seekers, and citizens undergoing retraining, it aims to train 28,000 people across France to support the integration of AI in businesses.
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Published onConfluences
The ConfluencES project, supported by France 2030 as part of the “ExcellencES sous toutes ses formes” call for proposals, aims to innovate in training, research, and regional development. Thanks to the Octopilot and Octosyllabus tools, it adapts training offerings to the specific skill needs of each region.
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Published onOptiman: Multi-objective optimization of robotic machining workshops focused on people and based on digital twins
The OPTIMAN project aims to improve workshop productivity by optimizing the design and integration of robotic cells. Combining Industry 4.0 and 5.0, it supervises flows and places people at the center, ensuring performance, sustainability, and operator well-being.
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Published onBATTL‑EU — Sustainable and Transparent Battery Lifecycle Management through Enhanced Data Tracking and User Privacy in Electric Vehicles/
The Battl-EU project is revolutionizing electric vehicle battery management with a vehicle-edge-cloud architecture. By integrating behavioral analysis, federated learning, and blockchain, it optimizes battery life, ensures complete traceability, and complies with European data privacy standards.
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Published onDynalog
The DYNALOG project, winner of the France 2030 program, is designing a dynamic architecture to manage fleets of more than 100 autonomous robots in logistics warehouses. Coordinated by ONERA, it brings together CESI LINEACT, Fives Xcella, and LS2N to optimize the planning, supervision, and simulation of robotic systems.