Digital

In an unpredictable world, industry is faced with unprecedented levels of day-to-day complexity. In factories, this situation is reflected in an exponential increase in training requirements to make teams more flexible. IRON-MEN uses augmented reality (AR) in a unique way to meet this need for flexibility. Skills transfer and learning have never been so effective on the factory floor.

Making all types of surfaces multifunctional, such as screens, tables, partitions or vehicle windscreens, made of passive materials like wood, carbon fibre, aluminium or glass. Researchers at Carnot CEA LIST Institute have used localized haptic feedback to develop the Sound system, which can integrate sound into any surface. This paves the way for some very creative and promising applications.

Carnot CEA LETI Institute is harnessing its expertise in nanotechnologies and uses to come up with a range of innovative technologies for today’s and tomorrow’s smartphones. From a gyroscope for screen rotation to future 6G antennae, this demonstrator brings together all CEA LETI technologies being used at present or in the very near future by telecom players.