Startups resulting from the project teams of the Inria Lyon centre

Founded in 2011

Next-generation, wireless, autonomous and scalable instrumentation systems for capturing information related to an environment and physical resources and routing it to an information system.

Founded in 2019

Stackeo provides collaborative software and consulting services to help companies and integrators plan, adapt and optimise smart connected solutions easily and quickly. Stackeo complements IoT teams with modeling, simulation and Digital Twin Network technology to accelerate strategic projects and ensure their cost-effectiveness, reliability and sustainability.

Founded in 2014

A solution aimed at democratising high-performance computing by generating libraries of algorithms. The performance of these algorithms is accelerated thanks to reconfigurable integrated circuits known as FPGAs.

Founded in 2019

Mumps Technologies conducts R&D, consulting and training activities around Mumps, an open source software that it distributes and that solves large hollow linear systems.

Project incubated in 2023

Eol Robotics is applying Deep Reinforcement Learning algorithms to optimize Battery Energy Storage Systems profit through their lifetime via increased revenues (value stacking plus optimized market bidding) and limited battery degradation. The proposed service enhances monitoring and control of the EMS/BMS.

Founded in 2016

iExec provides a fully decentralised cloud platform based on blockchain technology. The company is developing a marketplace without trusted intermediaries that allows IT resource providers to monetise their servers, applications or datasets directly on the blockchain.

Founded in 2017

Ryax Technologies offers a resource and compute management solution for IoT applications in hybrid Edge/Fog/Cloud Infrastructures.

Founded in 2021 / Closed in 2023

Qirinus offers innovative infrastructure management software that can automatically deploy IT architectures while ensuring a high level of security and policy compliance.

Founded in 2019

Vidium is developing digital twins in cell biology, an innovation partly originating from the industrial world, which it offers to public and private research players in the field of health and personalised medicine.