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Since Novembre 2006, I am holding a postdoctoral position at the Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA), within the laboratory LIST, at Fontenay aux Roses. My works concerns the use of robotics for helping injured people.
In 2001, I graduated with a five year engineering degree specialized in Computer Science from INSA at Rennes (Institut National des Sciences Appliquées). During the last year of this degree, I obtained a DEA specialized in artificial intelligence and computer vision, at the University of Rennes I that enabled me to start a PhD.
From 2001 to 2004, I have been a PhD student at IRISA, supervised by Francois Chaumette (from Lagadic project), and Patrick Gros (from TeXMeX project). I have defended my phD on Decembre 2004, the 15th (a french version of the document is available here).
In 2005 and 2006, I' ve been a teaching assistant within the Computer Science Department of INSA Rennes
My work at Irisa was dealing with vision-based robotic motion. We have defined a formalism in which a robot (autonomous vehicle) is able to navigate in an known environment, and to reach a desired position. To achieve this, the only sensor considered is a CCD camera. The navigation space is known a priori through an visual memory (a data base of images acquired offline). The advantages of this formalism are that we do not need to reconstruct the navigation space, and also that robot motions are computed online, whitout any preliminary path planning step. The scientific domains covered by this work are:
My work has been validated on a cartesian robot. Recently, the formalism has been integrated onto the robotic car Cycab, in order to perform experiments in real environments (some photos here ).
I use the ViSP environment for most of the robot commands and image management.
Complete list (with postscript or pdf files if available)
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