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Ahmed Jallouli, graduate of the ColRobot Specialized Master's program, class of 2016.

Passionate about robotics, Ahmed Jallouli wanted to specialize in innovative robotics, particularly collaborative robotics.

Ahmed Jallouli, an industrial automation engineer, decided in 2016 to enroll in the ColRobot Specialized Master's program in Lille. In partnership with KUKA France and CITC-EuraRFID, this Specialized Master's program is supported bythe Alliance Industrie du Futur and is based on the "Usine Agile" robotics technology platform.

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AFAM (American Friends of Arts et Métiers) organized the 2026 edition of Gadz’Meet in San Francisco, which brought together more than 100 Gadz’Arts—including 70 students and 30 alumni—from various regions of the United States
[AFAM] Gadz’Meet: More Than 100 Gadz’Arts Gather in San Francisco

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Marc Rébillat Joins the Institut universitaire de France

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