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Arts et Métiers the Laval Institute participated in the launch of "La French Fab Tour" in January 2019, an innovative initiative to promote French industry to schoolchildren and students.
After more than two years of R&D, thes demonstratorfinalized finalizeds of the ColRobot project for theaerospace industry, for Thales Alenia Space, and automotive, for Renault, were unveiled in January 2019. Cedemonstrators demonstratorrobotic roboticss will to bring flexibility, safety, mobility, and interactivity to operators in the factory of the future.
Since September 2015, the school has been rolling out a program that is unique in its purpose and ambition, designed to support students in building their career paths.
Relationships with businesses are at the heart of Arts et Métiers training policy. Numerous forms of collaboration are implemented to meet the challenges of Industry 4.0 and support businesses' needs, particularly in their search for skills! In this context, thethe Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers is organizing a business forum entitled "Building Your Future" on Tuesday, February 5.
This Thursday, January 31, will mark the 5th edition of the Chal'enge Challenge. The concept involves asking students in Master of Science MTI3DMaster of Science to create virtual and augmented reality simulators to meet the needs of businesses. Among the winners, some have been hired, while others are starting their own companies. A look back at five years of the challenge with Jean-Rémy Chardonnet, director of the Master of Science program atthe Institut Image in Chalon-sur-Saône
In February, Assystem Technologies will become the institution's ninth sponsor, and Arts et Métiers six partnerships with companies.
Arts et Métiers students Arts et Métiers competing to win the 40th Automobile Magazine trophy. Their project: rebuilding the Citroën half-track vehicle that crossed the Sahara during the Croisière Noire expedition in 1924-1925.
Thomas Roillet and Daniel Marin are electrical engineering research engineers at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille, within the L2EP. They present their research on citizen photovoltaic self-consumption by 2020.
To kick off 2019 in style, Arts et Métiers launching the English version of its website, making it easier for international users to access information.
From January 16 to March 23, 2019, the Arts et Métiers campuses and institutesArts et Métiers their doors to introduce Arts et Métiers to the engineering profession and showcase the institution's various programs , laboratories,international opportunities, and student life.
Eric Semail, professor at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Lille within the L2EP, discusses his research in electrical engineering and its practical applications.