Database providing access to the High Technology Network's industrial research offering: research competences, type of analyses and tests available at the Laboratories. Companies can consult the Catalogue to find Laboratories and researchers that match their needs.
Competence
Acquisition and pre-processing of signals for model identification
Agile software engineering
Cognition and autonomy for robots in unstructured environments
Continuous-time and discrete-time mathematical modeling of systems and processes
Control algorithms and cognitive techniques
Control architectures for actuators
Data transmission systems, communications (bus, internet, wireless, etc.)
Designe of specific software application (acquisition, processing, control, supervision, ...)
Discrete events mathematical modeling of systems and processes
Enterprise interoperability
Finite element simulation (FEM)
Fleets of mobile robots - Planning and coordination
Formal languages for systems modeling (Unified Modeling Language-UML and SysML-System Modeling Language)
Grasping devices and robot manipulators
Hardware design
Human-machine interfaces
Human-robot interactive collaboration in intrinsically safe work cells
Hydraulic actuators and motors
Identification of models and parameters estimation
Infinite-dimensional mathematical modeling of systems
Integration of vision systems for fixed and mobile robotics
IT standardization and protocols
Kinematic chains (belts, cams, reduction gears, crank thrusts, etc)
Micro-actuators based on MEMS
Mobile agent infrastructures
Mobile Robots - localization and autonomous navigation
Mobile Robots - non-industrial applications
Modeling of the collision of bodies in mechanical systems
Non-parametric modeling (neural networks, etc.)
Open source software
Piezoelectric actuators
Pneumatic actuators
Real time operating systems
Reliable-adaptive collaboration interfaces
Robot task design in workcells
Rotary and linear electromechanical actuators
Self-learning robot in work cells
Semantic and standard aware interoperability
Service-Oriented Computing and Agent-Oriented Programming
Simulation for discrete events models