Dimensional reduction, digital twins, virtual reality: LAMPA at the heart of scientific advances serving industry
Launched in 2019, the Create-ID chair with ESI Group, a global software publisher and specialist in virtual prototyping services, aims to develop research and training in real-time digital simulation and artificial intelligence. For the past two years, the LAMPA research laboratory at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers has been contributing to this chair.
Reducing greenhouse gases with solid composites
Since 2013, the Design, Manufacturing, and Control Laboratory (LCFC) at the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz has been developing an innovative process for manufacturing large composite parts using additive manufacturing and forging.
Robotic simulation: better understanding robot trajectories
Simulating a robot's trajectory and stopping point to enable operators to work safely in the same space. This is the aim of the research projects coordinated by Yier Wu, a lecturer and researcher at the Design, Manufacturing, and Control Laboratory on the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Metz. This work is being carried out in collaboration withINRS as partof a joint laboratory: LC2S.
The winners of the 7th Chal'enge challenge are...
A look back at the winners of the 7th edition of the Chal'enge challenge
Drawing: an art for an engineer
Meet Robin Amar, a first-year engineering student in the Grande Ecole Engineering Programme the Aix-en-Provence campus.
Robin has been drawing with ease since he was a child. He doesn’t plan to make art his career, but he certainly plans to use his creativity and talent in his future life as an engineer. He speaks candidly about his passion.
Towards a cleaner international power grid thanks to research
François Gruson, senior lecturer in EEA at the Lille campus, is leading an ANR (French National Research Agency) project dedicated to the interconnection and transmission of electrical energy on high-voltage direct current (HVDC) networks.
Honors degree for Arts et Métiers engineering students Arts et Métiers Bristol!
Adib, Emeric, Alexis, and Gautier are engineering students Arts et Métiers. All four chose to pursue a Master of Science Robotics atthe University of Bristol, from which they graduated with honors. As the 1A application period opens—with this program among the available options—we take a look back at this international experience.