Founded in 1981 and associated with CNRS (National Center for Scientific Research) since its creation, the Heudiasyc lab (Heuristic and Diagnostic of Complex Systems, UMR-CNRS 7253) is part of CNRS Computer Science. It operates in the field of information and digital sciences, including computer science, control engineering, robotics, and artificial intelligence.
Summer school CARMA « Advanced control & autonomous mobile robotics
Du 5 au 9 juillet 2027, à l’UTC + d’infos à venir prochainement
RDV de l’IA « IA pour la mobilité électrique »
2 octobre 2026, à l’UTC Programme et Inscription
Journées du GDR RSD « Réseaux et systèmes distribués »
Du 26 au 27 janvier 2027, à l’UTC + d’infos à venir prochainement
Heading for safe and robust AI
Sébastien Destercke is a CNRS research scientist and head of the Knowledge, Uncertainty, Data (CID) team at the UTC Heudiasyc Lab., a joint UTC/CNRS unit. He is also Professor of the Industrial Chair in Safe Artificial Intelligence (AI) launched in early 2022.
Ecotrain, a futuristic shuttle
Walter Schön and Mohamed Sallak, respectively professor and lecturer at UTC, are both specialists in operating safety at UTCHeudiasyc, a laboratory renowned for its high-level research.
Machine Learning at the UTC-Heudiasyc lab
Professor Philippe Bonnifait, also Vice-Chairman of the scientific council of the University of Technology of Compiègne (UTC) former Director of a CNRS research group (GDR) in robotics between 2013 and 2017. Since January 2018, he has been Director of the UTC-Heudiasyc Laboratory, created in 1981.
