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LAAS-CNRS : localisations
IUT Blagnac – UT2
INPT - ENSEEIHT
Toulouse
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7 av. Col. Roche
Historical Perspective
1968
Automatic Control
and Space Applications
Laboratoire d’Automatique
et de ses Applications Spatiales
1973
Laboratoire d’Automatique
et d’Analyse des Systèmes
1994
Laboratoire d’Analyse
et d’Architecture des Systèmes
• Main Research Areas
Sciences and Technologies for Information
& Communication and Systems Engineering
• Four Domains
Computer Science, Robotics,
Automatic Control, Micro and Nano Systems
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Two Interdisciplinary Strategic Axes
ADREAM
Architectures Dynamiques Reconfigurables
pour systèmes Embarqués Autonomes Mobiles
Ambiant Intelligence, Cyber-physical Systems,
Open Embedded Systems, Internet of Things
Robot Companion (Health/Social Applications, Public Areas)
Robot Co-worker (Future Factory/Workshop)
Energy Management (Harvesting, Conversion, Storage, Optimization)
Resilience (QoS, Safety, Security, Privacy,)
ALIVE
AnaLyse et Interaction avec le Vivant et l’Environnement
Micro & Nano Systems for and via Biology
Instrumentation, Analysis, Diagnosis,
Bio-inspired Nanotechnologies,
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Research Areas
and Scientific Themes
•  Crucial Computing
Computer Science
•  Networks and Communications
Robotics
Automatic Control
•  Robotics
•  Decision and optimization
•  Microwaves and Optics:
From Electromagnetism to Systems
Micro and Nano
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•  Nano Engineering and Integration
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•  Micro Nano Bio Technologies
•  Energy Management
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Research Areas
and Scientific Themes
•  Crucial Computing
Computer Science
•  Networks and Communications
Robotics
Automatic Control
•  Robotics
•  Decision and optimization
•  Microwaves and Optics:
From Electromagnetism to Systems
Micro and Nano
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•  Nano Engineering and Integration
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•  Micro Nano Bio Technologies
•  Energy Management
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Georges Giralt
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A Short Bio (1/2)*
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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1930, August 3rd: Birth in Barcelona (Spain)
1947: Refugee in France - Apprentice with Barlangue Company
1949-1956: Fellowship Entraide Universitaire Française
1951: Baccalauréat — 2 exams same year
1952: Technicien supérieur
1952-55: Hired by Lab. Génie Electrique (ENSEEHT)
1955: Licence es-Sciences
1956: Ingénieur ENSEEHT
1958: PhD - Contribution à la mesure des valeurs de crête des hautes tensions
1957: Attaché de recherche CNRS
1958: Chargé de recherche CNRS
1962: Maître de recherche CNRS
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A Short Bio (2/2)
 
 
1964: Director Dpt “Electronics & Instrumentation” at LGE
1966: Member LGE Directorate with Profs Jean Lagasse and
Robert Lacoste & Yves Sévely (in preparation of the creation of LAAS)
 
 
1968: Directeur de recherche CNRS
1968: LAAS Vice Director - Laboratoire d’analyse
et de ses applications spatiales
 
1972-74: LAAS Deputy Director - Laboratoire d’automatique
et d’analyse des systèmes
 
 
 
 
 
 
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1972: CNRS Silver Medal
1975: Chevalier dans l’ordre des Palmes Académiques
1988: Chevalier de l'Ordre de la Légion d'Honneur
1983: Directeur de recherche CNRS de classe exceptionnelle
1998: CNRS Emeritus Status
2001: EURON Georges Giralt PhD Award launched
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The Research Track:
Pioneering and Visionary Contributions
1950
 
 
1960
 
 
Integrated Automation
Control of Complex Systems (economic and industrial)
Organization of Control Systems
Dynamic Scheduling
 
Smart/advanced Automation
 
 
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73-74
(Automatismes « intelligents » / « évolués »)
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2010
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Metrology for High Voltage Devices
Study of Semiconductor Components
Amplification and Regulation Systems
 
 
Robotics and AI
Perception, Decision and Planning
Dependability Issues in Robotics
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Georges Giralt Symposium
Program-at-a-Glance
 
09:30 - 16:50 — Visions and Perspectives Sessions
 
 
 
17:00 — Georges Giralt's Legacy
 
 
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Panel and Contributions from Abroad
18:00 — Ceremony
 
 
Invited Talks
Demonstrations and Posters
Dedication of the New Building to Georges Giralt
18:15 — Cocktail
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Detailed Program
 
Invited Talks and Demonstrations & Posters Sessions
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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09:30 Game Theory, Cancer and the Death Galaxy
Robert Austin, Princeton University, USA
10:25 Demonstrations and Posters — Coffee Break
10:55 Controls - A Perspective
Karl Johan Åström, University of Lund, Sweden
11:50 Big Learning: New Challenges and Opportunities
Francis Bach, Inria, ENS, Paris, France
12:45 Demonstrations and Posters — Lunch Break
14:15 The Human Brain Project: Chances and Challenges
for Computer Science
Marc-Olivier Gewaltig, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
15:10 Science and Engineering of BioRobotics:
The Vision of Robot Companions for Assisted Living
Paolo Dario, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa, Italy
16:05 Demonstrations and Posters — Coffee Break
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Georges Giralt’s Legacy Panel
 
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18:00 - Panel and Contributions from Abroad
 
Daniel Estève, LAAS-CNRS (Moderator)
 
Michel Combarnous, University of Bordeaux
 
Jean-Louis Lacombe, IFFRES
 
Bernard Espiau, Inria
 
Philippe Bidaud, ONERA
 
Michel Maurette, CNES
 
Oussama Khatib, Stanford University
 
Raja Chatila, INS2I-CNRS
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Jean Lagasse
and Georges Giralt
Tributes to LAAS Co-founders
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10-year Apart!
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The Georges GIRALT Building
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A personal
remembrance Georges Giralt :
du Pueblo Nuevo au CNRS
[La Dépêche du Midi – 1994]
Georges
and Mercedes in 2008
Le petit Georges entouré par sa mère (Mercedes),
sa sœur (Mercedes) et son père (Vicente), en 1934,
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àOct.
Barcelone
Michel Ferrer
in 2008
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LAAS-CNRS — www.laas.fr
Merci !
Thanks!
Danke!
Gracias!
Grazie!
Obrigado!
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