The Institute of Electronics and Digital Technologiesis a public laboratory that brings together research teams from CentraleSupélec, CNRS (INSIS), Université de Rennes 1, INSA Rennes, and Université de Nantes.

IETR also welcomes associate researchers through host agreements (UBO, ESEO Angers, and the French Institute of Science and Technology for Transport, Development and Networks). In total 380 instructor-researchers, engineers, PhD students and administrative staff work at the Rennes Atalante Science Park.

CentraleSupélec has three research teams present.

Control

The aim of the team is to propose algorithms to control large scale network systems. Considering that it is interesting to anticipate known reference trajectories and disturbances and to take into account constraints and multi objectives, most activities are based on Model Predictive Control. In order to deal with the complexity of the considered systems, hierarchical and distributed control is primarily studied. Special attention is paid to the control of hybrid systems that involve both continuous and logical behaviors. These projects are mainly applied to energy management and distributed generation integration. Energy management in buildings requires a tradeoff between energy consumption and the occupants’ comfort, but also integration of local renewable sources and responses to grid demands. It is then necessary to control more complex systems that are set up in buildings and to optimize multi-objective criteria such as energy, power, comfort, CO2 emissions and lifecycle.

 

Highlights

The "Smart and Secure Room" is a component of the hardware cybersecurity new IETR testbed, developed in collaboration with the Signal & Communication Department and IRISA CIDRE team. It will allow the study of cybersecurity problems in distributed energy control architectures (production, consumption, storage).

 

Key Figures 2014

  • Faculty members: 8
  • PhD Students: 5
  • Post-Doc : 1
  • rank A publications (Source : web of science) : 12
  • Contracts: 87 k€
     

ACADEMIC PARTNERS

  • Rennes 1 university
  • TU Delft
     

INDUSTRY PARTNERS

  • Delta Dore
  • EDF

 

CONTACT

Web site : https://www.ietr.fr/departement-automatique

Leader: Romain Bourdais
Tél : (+33) 2 99 84 45 04
Fax : (+33) 2 99 84 45 99
Mail : romain.bourdais@centralesupelec.fr

 

 

AIMAC, Artificial Intelligence for Multimodal Affective Computing

In the area of Affective Computing, the focus of Aimac is to analyze, synthesize and track emotions. The team develops tools drawn from Artificial Intelligence (Auto-encoders and GANs) applied to the fields of image, voice and text.

HIGHLIGHTS

World first awake neurosurgery, in partnership with Angers hospital. (https://www.centralesupelec.fr/fr/chirurgie-eveillee-sous-realite-virtuelle)

 

Key figures

  • Faculty members: 3
  • PhD Students: 6
  • Post-Doc : 1
  • rank A Publications (Source : web of science) : 7
  • Contracts : 110 k€
     

Academic partners

  • Cognac G UMR
  • Institut de Recherche Biomédicale des Armées
  • Institut Maupertuis
  • ENIB
     

Industry partners

 

CONTACT

Web site: https://www.ietr.fr/equipe-aimac-artificial-intelligence-multimodal-affective-computing

Leader: Renaud Seguier
Tel: (+33) 2 99 84 45 35
Fax: (+33) 2 99 84 45 99
Mail: renaud.seguier@centralesupelec.fr

 

SIGNAL & COMMUNICATION

The Signal and Communications Department of IETR is made up of two thematic teams: the SIGNAL (SIgnal processinG aNd ALgorithm) team which brings together skills around signal processing, algorithms and digital communications, and the ASIC (Architecture, Systems, Infrastructure and electroniCs) team which brings together skills around on-board electronic systems and architectures.

Highlights

Apart the fact that 2014 was the 10th year of SCEE team (a special day has been dedicated to this event the 27th of June), three events marked 2014: first, SCEE organized the third edition of NextGWin conference held in Rennes. A worldwide panel of 20 top level invited speakers gave a large overview on further green wireless networks and especially 5G. Second, SCEE organized a Spring School of Newcom# Network of Excellence whose topic was based on flexible multicarrier systems. Third, SCEE was part of ISWCS 2014 conference organization as Chair. Two research projects in which SCEE is partner have been selected for funding by the french national research agency (ANR): SOGREEN (Smart Grids and Cognitive Radio) and ACCENT5 (Device-to-Device Communications for 5G).

 

Key Figures

  • Faculty members: 7
  • PHD Students: 14
  • Post Docs: 4
  • rank A Publications (Source : web of science): 22
  • Contracts: 450 k€

 

Academic partners

Zhejiang univ., Patras univ., Poznan univ., Supcom Tunis, CTTC, KTH, Macquarie univ., Lebanese univ., Trinity College of Dublin, Technical univ. of Sofia, INSA Rennes, IRISA, Telecom Bretagne, ESIEE, ENSEA, CNAM, CEA.
 

Industrial Partners

CEA, Orange Labs, Thales, Teamcast, Enensys, Alcatel, Zodiac.

 

Contact

Web site: https://www.ietr.fr/departement-signal-communications-sc

Leader: Yves Louët
Tel : (+33) 2 99 84 45 00
Fax : (+33) 99 84 45 99
Mail : yves.louet@centralesupelec.fr

 

Latest submissions

Communication on a congress
06/04/2023
A vector quantized masked autoencoder for speech emotion recognition
Samir Sadok, Simon Leglaive, Renaud Séguier
Communication on a congress
04/17/2023
Securing a RISC-V architecture: A dynamic approach
Sébastien Pillement, Maria Mendez Real, Pottier Juliette, Nieddu T., Sébastien Faucou, Jean-Luc Béchennec, Mikaël Briday, S. Girbal, J. Le Rhun, O. Gilles, D. Gracia Pérez, A. Sintzoff, J.R. Coulon
Article in a review
04/10/2023
On the detection of nanoparticle cloud migration by a resonant photonic surface signal towards sedimentation velocity measurements
L. Garnier, J. Gastebois, H. Lhermite, V. Vié, Arnaud Saint-Jalmes, H. Cormerais, E. Gaviot, Bruno Bêche
Article in a review
03/01/2023
Learning and controlling the source-filter representation of speech with a variational autoencoder
Samir Sadok, Simon Leglaive, Laurent Girin, Xavier Alameda-Pineda, Renaud Séguier
Article in a review
02/02/2023
Virtual Reality-Assisted Awake Craniotomy: A Retrospective Study
Florian Bernard, Anne Clavreul, Morgane Casanova, Jérémy Besnard, Jean-Michel Lemée, Gwénaëlle Soulard, Renaud Séguier, Philippe Menei
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