Tested this year in Venice, the Maelstrom project’s platform has a robot in charge of recovering underwater waste. Controlled by a system of cables, it can operate at a maximum depth of twenty metres.
The article : Le journal CNRS
Tested this year in Venice, the Maelstrom project’s platform has a robot in charge of recovering underwater waste. Controlled by a system of cables, it can operate at a maximum depth of twenty metres.
The article : Le journal CNRS
As part of the Stanford-LIRMM IRP (International Research Project, CNRS) and the LIRMM’s “Sea and Ocean” Cross-Department Research Theme, we are pleased to welcome Professor Oussama
The ICAR team of PhD students (from left to right in the photo, Guillaume Picaud, Guillaume Fourret, Eugênio Dias and Kevin Planolles not present) came
This book begins with advances in the field of underactuated mechanical systems, introducing key concepts such as stabilisation and the generation of stable limit cycles,
We are excited to announce the Decrypting Diversity Summit, an event dedicated to advancing diversity, inclusiveness, and gender equality in the cryptography and security community. This four-day