Valeo.ai
We are building an artificial intelligence research center for automotive applications based in the center of Paris, a project started in 2017 to conduct ambitious research projects, regarding assisted and autonomous driving
Artificial intelligence is already at the core of the transformation of the automotive industry! 10 years ago, there was no real AI in cars. Today, most are packed with software, part of which is AI related. Artificial intelligence is changing mobility everywhere!
Multi-sensor perception
Automated driving relies first on a diverse range of sensors, like Valeo’s cameras, LiDARs, radars and ultrasonics. Exploiting at best the outputs of each of these sensors at any instant is fundamental to understand the complex environment of the vehicle. To this end, we explore various deep learning approaches where sensors are considered both in isolation and collectively.
Domain adaptation
Deep learning and reinforcement learning are key technologies for autonomous driving. One of the challenges they face is to adapt to conditions which differ from those met during training. To improve systems’ performance in such situations, we explore so-called domain adaption techniques, as in AdvEnt, our project presented at CVPR 2019.
Uncertainty estimation
When the unexpected happens, when the weather badly degrades, when a sensor gets blocked, the embarked perception system should diagnose the situation and react accordingly, e.g, by calling an alternative system or the human driver. With this in mind, we investigate automatic ways to assess the uncertainty of a system and to predict its performance.
Meet our team
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R&I Technical Engineer Florent Bartoccioni
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Research Scientist Victor Besnier
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Research Scientist Alexandre Boulch
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Senior Research Scientist Andrei Bursuc
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PhD student Amaia Cardiel
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Ph.D. student Loick Chambon
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Research Scientist Mickaël Chen
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Scientific Director Matthieu Cord
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Research Scientist Spyros Gidaris
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Research Scientist David Hurych
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Ph.D student Victor Letzelter
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Principal scientist Renaud Marlet
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PhD student Tetiana Martyniuk
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Ph.D. student Björn Michele
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Project manager Serkan Odabas
Project manager
AI Norms, Regulations, Standardization | Management
Sorbonne Université | Inria
Gamer
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Research Scientist Gilles Puy
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Research Scientist Nermin Samet
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Ph.D. student Corentin Sautier
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PhD student Sophia Sirko-Galouchenko
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Senior scientist Eduardo Valle
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Research scientist Tuan-Hung Vu
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Research Scientist Yihong Xu
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Research Scientist Eloi Zablocki