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The Minerva Informatics Equality* prize was awarded on Tuesday, October 25 to IRISA's Gender Equality and anti-harassment committees This prize rewards all the work and actions implemented by these two committees: the Gender Equality Committee created to encourage and support women's careers in computer science research and teaching. And the anti-harassment commmittee(founded after the first one) [..]

The world of animation, the art of visually moving motionless objects, has come a long way since the first animated films were produced over 100 years ago. Today, avatars have become omnipresent. These digital representations of real humans have entered the scene in modern video games, and are now being used in movies as well as in virtual and augmented reality entertainment. In the VirtUS team [..]

Franck Multon, Professor at the Université de Rennes 2, Head of the MimeTIC team (a joint team of Inria and M2S) talks to us about the REVEA project, which will help athletes improve certain "sub-skills" such as speed and motor coordination. Article from Polytechnique insights Quand la réalité virtuelle muscle la performance des boxeurs ... Franck Multon, Professeur Université Rennes 2 [..]

IRISA research teams will once again participate in this year's Fête de la Science The Empenn research team The ambition of Empenn is to establish a multidisciplinary team bringing together researchers in information sciences and medicine. Our medium- and long-term objective is to introduce our basic research to clinical practice, while maintaining the excellence of our methodological research [..]

Congratulations to Claudio Pacchierotti, CNRS Bronze Medal 2022, member of the Rainbow research team Enabling physical interaction with a virtual or remote object is the challenge of Claudio Pacchierotti's work, which focuses on the use of haptics, the science that explores and exploits touch, for interaction with robotic and virtual reality systems. After a PhD in engineering at the University of [..]

Congratulations to Maxime Robic, Rainbow team, who won the 3rd prize of the jury of the Ma Thèse en 180 secondes competition on the subject of his thesis: "Visual servoing of a constellation of satellites"!

Congratulations to Inès, Claudio, Marie and Maud members of the Rainbow team... Congratulations to Inès Lacôte (PhD student Inria), David Gueorguiev (Researcher ISIR), Claudio Pacchierotti (Researcher CNRS), Marie Babel (Associate Professor INSA), Maud Marchal (Professor INSA) for the paper “ Speed Discrimination In The Apparent Haptic Motion Illusion“ They have won the Best Full Paper Award [..]

They were 600, now they are only 16! Support Maxime Robic, doctoral student in the Rainbow team, tonight at 6:30 pm on site, or live on the Facebook page, the YouTube channel and on the competition website.