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Section: Partnerships and Cooperations

National Initiatives

ANR

ELEMENT: Enabling Learnability in Human Movement Interaction

  • Type: Equipment and human resources

  • Funding: ANR

  • Duration: 2019-2022

  • Coordinator: Baptiste Caramiaux, Sarah Fdili Alaoui, Wendy Mackay

  • Partners: IRCAM, LIMSI

  • Inria contact: Baptiste Caramiaux

  • Abstract: The goal of this project is to foster innovation in multimodal interaction, from non-verbal communication to interaction with digital media/content in creative applications, specifically by addressing two critical issues: the design of learnable gestures and movements; and the development of interaction models that adapt to a variety of user's expertise and facilitate human sensorimotor learning.

Investissements d'Avenir

Digiscope - Collaborative Interaction with Complex Data and Computation
  • Type: EQUIPEX (Equipement d'Excellence)

  • Duration: 2011-2019

  • Coordinator: Michel Beaudouin-Lafon

  • Partners: Université Paris-Saclay (coordinator), Université Paris-Sud, CNRS, CEA, Inria, Institut Mines-Telecom, CentraleSupelec, Université Versailles - Saint-Quentin, ENS Paris-Saclay, Maison de la Simulation

  • Overall budget: 22.5 Meuros, including 6.7 Meuros public funding from ANR

  • Abstract: The goal of the project is to create ten high-end interactive rooms interconnected by high-speed networks and audio-video facilities to support remote collaboration across interactive visualization environments. The equipment will be open to outside users and targets four main application areas: scientific discovery, product lifetime management, decision support for crisis management, and education and training. Digiscope includes the existing WILD room, and funded the WILDER room. ExSitu contributes its expertise in the design and evaluation of advanced interaction techniques and the development of distributed software architectures for interactive systems. All ten rooms and the telepresence network are operational. The project was successfully evaluated by an international jury in June, 2017.