The Responsible AI platform provides CEA-List partners with a set of resources they can use to design and validate powerful, trusted, and frugal artificial intelligences and imagine future AI use cases.
The AI platform is the fruit of CEA-List research across the entire AI value chain, including the major AI use cases. The platform centralizes all of our AI research and development in pursuit of two objectives:
The platform’s 200 research scientists and engineers, experts in signal and time series analysis, statistical and semantic analysis, decision support systems, and computer vision, are committed to achieving these CEA-List AI research and development objectives. The platform’s experts also respond to our R&D partners’ needs:
Users of the AI platform can also access CEA-List resources like the Factory IA teraflop computer, the DNeuro and PNeuro accelerators, and the MobileMii smart home services development platform.
The platform supports the development of applications in mobility, defense and security, cybersecurity, energy, and health.
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The platform is home to a wide and constantly expanding range of equipment.
The AI platform supports the development of new forms of interaction between humans and digital systems and the automation of functions.
It leverages the touch screens, haptic and vibration systems, and other interfaces developed by CEA-List to reduce the user’s cognitive load. The platform also utilizes communications protocols suitable for IoT devices. These protocols are frugal in terms of computing and energy resources, secure, reliable, and remote-management-enabled.
Users also have access to MobileMii, a 160 sq. m lab for the study, development, and implementation of innovative smart home services. In addition to smart home and assisted living solutions, MobileMii also develops innovative solutions to enable collaboration in meetings, for example.
Arcure’s Blaxtair smart camera, developed with CEA-List and used by customers around the globe, prevents collisions between vehicles and mobile equipment and pedestrians in industrial facilities and on construction sites.
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