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Hilabs Start-up
Interview with Julien Letessier
Starting from the principle that store windows in large cities represent a crossing point where 75% of purchasing decisions are made, Hilabs offers an urban interactive display solution. The information consulted by the people passing by is then analyzed by Ubicity®, a local communication tool serving merchants. Meeting with Julien Letessier, managing director of the start-up.
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Start-up - Golaem
Interview with Stéphane Donikian
Golaem has developed a software suite that directs autonomous virtual humans capable of making decisions. Its goal: to anticipate the movements of people in order to examine the impact of the environment on their behavior. This unique solution on the market can be used in both the urban architecture sector and in industry, transport, and the world of imaging. Interview with Stéphane Donikian, President and CEO of Golaem.
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Start-up - Harmonic Pharma
Interview with Michel Souchet and Stéphane Gégout
Harmonic Pharma is developing a solution to extend the therapeutic use of molecules existing on the market. The business was created by two people with rather atypical profiles in the world of start-ups, since they do not come from academic research. It is their pharmaceutical industry research know-how, for one, and the development of innovative technologies, for the other, that allow them to develop computing solutions offering new prospects to existing drugs. An offering with international reach that covers numerous therapeutic fields. Interview with Michel Souchet and Stéphane Gégout, respectively chairman and managing director of Harmonic Pharma.
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Start-up - Sailendra
Interview with Régis Lhoste
At a time when Web content suppliers are facing profitability problems, Sailendra has developed a software platform making it possible, through the analysis of uses and the anticipation of user actions, to target a customer base and offer information likely to interest it. The recommendation engine marketed by the start-up has already been the subject of several contracts.
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Careers at Inria
Alexis Muller: "The path I chose was research"
Alexis Muller is an expert engineer at Inria Lille - Nord Europe. His early experiences in industry made him understand that his future lay in research.
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Patents, software
The fruits of our collaborations
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Start-ups
Inria, a player in the creation of innovative start-ups
The Inria Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique research centre provides extensive resources to ensure a successful system to help create start-ups.
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Business creation
Start-ups
Technology transfer activities take a wide variety of forms: contractual collaborations with businesses, major groups or SMEs, or with other research establishments, the creation of joint teams or laboratories with industrial operators, participation in research and technological innovation networks, mobility of researchers in business, transfer of knowledge and intellectual property, business creation, software distribution, industrial partners clubs, participation in standardisation bodies in some fields, etc.
The creation of a technology company is an excellent way of converting research results into innovative economic activities.
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Technology transfers
Start-up policy
One of the preferred methods of technology transfer is the creation of start-ups marketing technologies derived from the results of research. Since 1984, the Inria Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée research centre has started up 16 technology companies, including 7 since 2000.
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- ActiveEon
- Vulog
- Keeneo
- Geometry Factory
- QuantifiCare
- UDcast
- Esterel technologies
- Realviz
- Focus
- Imaging
- Ergomatic
- Istar
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All start-ups
The creation of a technology company is an excellent way to convert research results into innovative economic activities.
Since 1998, Inria - Grenoble-Rhône-Alpes has created more than 20 start-ups in various fields of application: from communication infrastructure management to at-home personal assistance as well as 3D cinema and road traffic management.
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