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The Epicool project is investigating the use of optics to cool epileptogenic areas in the brains of epilepsy patients resistant to other treatments. A prototype implantable device is currently being developed and will be miniaturized before animal testing begins.
Replacing certain mechanical parts will be essential to maintaining the future ITER reactor.
Researchers at CEA-List brought their unique expertise to a new neural-network-based image analysis solution that successfully tracked soccer players in short video clips. The advance could enable new video surveillance solutions.
CEA-List provides strategic support to the Software Heritage Foundation, a multi-stakeholder nonprofit that is building a universal software archive.
Testing for contaminants like gluten in food products no longer needs to be done at a lab.
CEA-List developed an AI-powered letter writing assistant and handed it off to France’s consumer protection agency.
Neural network AIs are making inroads into autonomous vehicles, image and language processing, and a host of other use cases—some of which require a high degree of reliability.
For a new consecutive year, the CEA will be present at CES, at EUREKA PARK with a device including a technological innovation and 4 startups that allow to encompass three major transitions of the moment that are health, energy and digital.
The barn owl, a type of common owl, deftly uses its sight and hearing together to home in on prey. The bird’s performance inspired CEA-Leti researchers to develop a particularly efficient acoustic object location system that consumes up to 100,000 times less energy than conventional systems.
When speed, robustness, and low power are non-negotiable, event-based image sensors possess some intrinsic qualities that clearly position them ahead of other kinds of devices. However, they do have one major flaw, which is that when the entire scene moves, a huge number of events is generated. An advance recently made at CEA-List solves this problem.
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CEA is a French government-funded technological research organisation in four main areas: low-carbon energies, defense and security, information technologies and health technologies. A prominent player in the European Research Area, it is involved in setting up collaborative projects with many partners around the world.