IRT SystemX will take part in the 14th ITS European Congress, the European congress on intelligent transport systems, from 30 May to 1 June in Toulouse.
This internationally recognised event is organised each year by ERTICO – ITS Europe, the platform for collaboration between ITS stakeholders in Europe. This congress will bring together players from industry, research, public authorities, infrastructure managers and users, i.e. all stakeholders in intelligent transport systems who work together to develop and deploy the mobility solutions of tomorrow.
IRT SystemX will share on its stand its research work on the cybersecurity of CCAM (Connected, Cooperative and Autonomous Mobility), including in particular the aspects of misbehavior detection for collective perception (TAM project), methodology and demonstration of security (3SA and SAM projects), and will present its MOSAR platform for the evaluation of autonomous systems and its ADScene industrialisation project.
Marc Zolghadri (Professeur, l’ISAE-SUPMÉCA) will run a Seminar@SystemX on the topic "Gérer l’obsolescence non-programmée : enjeux et leviers pour l’industrie", on September 25, from 2pm to 3pm. Connect to the webinar Abstract L’obsolescence non-programmée compromet la disponibilité des systèmes, désorganise les chaînes d’approvisionnement et alourdit les coûts de maintenance. Face à ces risques, les industriels…
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Fabian M. Suchanek (Télécom Paris) ran a Seminar@SystemX on the topic: A hitchhiker’s guide to Ontology, on January 25, 2024, from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Abstract: Language Models have brought major breakthroughs in natural language processing. Notwithstanding this success, I will show that certain applications still need symbolic representations. I will then show how…