De la recherche fondamentale à la deeptech

As part of its participation in VivaTech 2022, the European event dedicated to technological innovation, CNRS is presenting a sample of its deeptech know-how through various start-ups from its laboratories. Among them, Damae Medical is reinventing medical imaging. Its deepLive™ solution enables accurate, fast and reliable non-invasive optical skin examination in the screening and monitoring of skin cancers. As for Genoskin, its technology is designed to provide…

As part of its participation in VivaTech 2022, the European event dedicated to technological innovation, the CNRS is presenting a sample of its know-how in deeptech through various start-ups from its laboratories. These include Alice&Bob, which designs universal, error-tolerant quantum computers, and Actronika, which can add the sense of touch to auditory or visual interfaces.

As part of its participation in VivaTech 2022, the European event dedicated to technological innovation, CNRS is presenting a sample of its deeptech know-how through various start-ups from its laboratories. These start-ups include Rosi Solar, which uses raw materials from the photovoltaic industry's waste, and FunCell, whose biosourced additives are used to reinforce paper and cardboard.

A l'occasion de sa deuxième participation à VivaTech, le rendez-vous européen consacré à l'innovation technologique, le CNRS présente un échantillon de son savoir-faire dans la deeptech à travers différentes start-up issues de ses laboratoires. Plusieurs start-up françaises issues du CNRS sont investies dans la course aux ordinateurs quantiques. Parmi elles, Quandela développe un processeur pour le calcul quantique, où l'information est traitée par des photons grâce à une…

A l'occasion de sa deuxième participation à VivaTech, le rendez-vous européen consacré à l'innovation technologique, le CNRS présente un échantillon de son savoir-faire dans la deeptech à travers différentes start-up issues de ses laboratoires. Les nouvelles technologies rendent plus performantes les thérapies actuelles. Elles préviennent les complications, réduisent les risques et régénèrent les tissus. Healshape propose la première bioprothèse mammaire personnalisée…

A l'occasion de sa deuxième participation à VivaTech, le rendez-vous européen consacré à l'innovation technologique, le CNRS présente un échantillon de son savoir-faire dans la deeptech à travers différentes start-up issues de ses laboratoires. Trois défis principaux se présentent pour la filière hydrogène : produire de l'hydrogène sans utiliser d'énergie fossile, le stocker en grands et petits volumes et le convertir en énergie. Deux start-up tentent de relever les défis :…

Miniaturised low-altitude satellites represent the future of global connectivity and real-time Earth monitoring. #ThrustMe enables this new space industry to be economically and environmentally sustainable by developing and marketing electric propulsion systems, which will be on display during the fair. This start-up was founded in 2017, and emerged from the Laboratoire de physique des plasmas (CNRS/Ecole polytechnique).

Based on research conducted at the Laboratoire d'hydrodynamique (CNRS/Ecole polytechnique), #Sensome has developed ultra-miniaturised sensors that use artificial intelligence to identify the biological nature of tissues in real time. Integrated in the intravascular Clotild™ probe, their technology can, for instance, categorise blood clots in order to help doctors during the treatment of an ischemic stroke.

A spin-off of the Models and Simulations for Architecture and Heritage laboratory (CNRS/Ministère de la Culture), the start-up Mercurio proposes a scanner to quickly and autonomously create realistic 3D models of art objects of all sizes, ranging from a vase to a sculpture. A new way to enhance museum collections.

SpinD Gold is an innovative combination of gold and tungsten. This novel material was obtained in connection with research in spintronics (a field seeking to exploit magnetism in electronics), led by Cyrile Deranlot and Albert Fert, winner of the 2007 Nobel Prize in Physics, at the Laboratoire mixte de physique CNRS/Thales. Used by the start-up #DAUMET, this new white gold is the whitest gold alloy ever obtained. Its brilliance and colour are first-rate in comparison to any other white gold on…

Curve One specialises in the production of curved sensors for the drone, autonomous vehicle, and photography and video camera markets, as well as for astronomy and scientific instrumentation. Its sensors improve clarity, reduce distortion, and eliminate vignetting (the dark corners present on certain photos). Based on the expertise of the Laboratoire d'astrophysique de Marseille (CNRS/Cnes/Aix-Marseille Université), #CurveOne proposes a comprehensive solution for boosting images, and will be on…

Bio Inspir' studies the depolluting qualities of certain land and aquatic plants. This start-up is especially interested in water mint, a small plant native to the southern French Occitanie region that has exceptional capacities for purifying water containing metallic and organic elements. Used in the form of a powder or alive, this plant can purify contaminated water directly at industrial sites. #BioInspir' finds industrial applications for the research conducted by the laboratoire de Chimie…