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From laboratory discovery to industrial innovation… We examine industry trends for you every week.
OpenAI and Google clash for control of the digital future
To dominate the artificial intelligence sector, OpenAI and Google are competing with spectacular fundraising and disruptive innovations. This competition is accompanied by ecological challenges and growing ethical issues.
Who is leading the battle for the future of AI
Ultra-low consumption chips to meet future energy needs
By combining quantum materials and spintronics, the start-up Nellow is developing ultra-low consumption chips, capable of reducing energy consumption by a factor of 100. With promising prototypes, it aims to put it on the market by the end of the years. 2020 to meet growing industrial challenges.
Combining quantum and spintronics to reduce AI energy consumption
French industry: a shared view between decline and renewal
The first Arts & Crafts Observatory of Responsible Industries reveals a contrasting vision of French people and engineers. Perceived as innovative and wealth-creating, the industry is also unattractive. Faced with these challenges, the challenge is clear: modernize and improve its image to attract talent and investors.
The challenges of reindustrialization in France
Circular VAT: a lever to relaunch repairs in France
Adopted by the National Assembly, the reduction in VAT to 5.5% on repairs offers new hope to craftsmen and repairers in difficulty. This flagship measure could transform the sector and strengthen the circular economy, but its final adoption still depends on parliamentary debates.
A boost for the circular economy and the repair sector
An interface for early detection of strokes based on “neurologist” AI
Montpellier-based medtech AI-Stroke is developing an AI capable of detecting strokes in real time via a mobile application. With clinical trials planned for 2025, this innovation promises to transform the management of neurological emergencies, a major cause of mortality.
Towards early emergency diagnosis of stroke
PigeonBot II, the robot that hovers like a bird
Inspired by gliding birds, PigeonBot II, a bio-hybrid robot with real feathers, imitates their instinctive and stable flight, paving the way for more efficient and maneuverable aircraft without vertical drift.
A promising bird robot for aeronautics
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