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Demo showroom
Simulation and planning of medical procedures
SOFA (Simulation Open Framework Architecture) is an international open-source platform project devoted essentially to real-time simulation, particularly for medical applications. Led by Inria, the project incorporates numerous innovative research results. Downloaded more than 70,000 times, SOFA is used as much in industry projects as by academic partners and is one of the leading tools for physical simulation.
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Home > Innovation > industrial sectors > Health, life sciences, biotechnology > Demos > Simulation et planification d'interventions médicales
Demo showroom
Navidget: 2D/3D interface and interaction
IPARLA is a joint project-team involving Inria Bordeaux - Sud-Ouest and the LaBRI laboratory in Bordeaux. It is presenting Navidget, a navigation and interaction technique specifically designed for touch screens (smartphones, tablet PCs). This technique offers fast and easy camera positioning in interactive 3D environments. Navidget enables collaborative work in a 3D environment using a wide screen.
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Fields of research
Perception, Cognition & Interaction
"The 700 people in this research field, divided into 43 research teams, are studying communication with the physical world in all its forms: textual, visual and auditory. These researchers are looking at perception through the medium of sensors, data and knowledge modelling, and concrete interaction with the physical world. Their research is being conducted in close collaboration with manufacturers and often results in software transfers and start-up formations. It is applied to such diverse sectors as multimedia (searches for images in databases, for semantic content on the Web), security (video surveillance), transport (intelligent vehicles) and health (diagnostics aid). There are three major challenges for the future: combining machine learning and semantic interpretation, taking heterogeneous signals into account (including text, images, sounds, touch, etc.) and, finally, addressing problems of a very large spatial and temporal dimension (for example, heterogeneous sensor networks operating around the clock)."
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Home > Research > Research fields > Five fields of research > Perception, cognition, interaction
Research Department
Monique Thonnat, Deputy Scientific Director
Monique Thonnat is Deputy scientific director of Inria in charge of "Perception, Cognition, and Interaction". She devotes a portion of her activity to a mission of coordination of research, prospecting, and scientific leadership on one or more research topics in her field of expertise. She is also in charge of a cross-disciplinary mission related to national or international actions of Inria and, in this role, reports to the research director.
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Scientific challenges
Our scientific challenges
At the Inria Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique research centre, the research, conducted in 31 project-teams, is organised around the five fields of the institute.
The centre has defined three priority scientific topics in the 2008-2012 Inria strategic plan: multimodal images and data, reliable, secure, high-performance software and very large-scale distributed systems.
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- Thèmes de recherche
- Architecture
- Perception
- Inria
- Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique
- Scientific challenges
- ICST
- Algorithm
- Network
- Interaction
- Mathematics
Event open to all
New shopping experience
The MINT research team (a joint team with the LIFL) is taking part in the second edition of the Distance selling/e-commerce trade show in the innovation area, presenting an exhibit entitled "New shopping experience", organised by the "Industries du Commerce" innovation cluster.
Place : Lille Grand Palais
Guests : Equipe de recherche MINT
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