Research@ESIGELEC

Innovative and sustainable systems integration solutions for a world that must be future-ready.

The IRSEEM, our Research Institute for Embedded Electronic Systems (Institut de Recherche en Systèmes Electroniques Embarqués) is a R&D laboratory where faculty and students conduct systems-oriented research in order to lead innovative advancements in their fields.

Innovative and sustainable systems integration solutions for a world that must be future-ready.
IRSEEM | The Organization

IRSEEM | The Organization

The IRSEEM (Institut de Recherche en Systèmes Electroniques Embarqués – Research Institute for Embedded Electronic Systems) was founded in 2001 by ESIGELEC.

The research at IRSEEM is focussed around the central research theme of ‘Cyber-physical systems in severe environments’. Its activity is structured around 3 main clusters: Automation & Systems, Electronics & Systems, and Instrumentation, Computing & Systems. IRSEEM’s activity clusters combine their skills in electronics, automation and computing within partnership research programs in order to provide innovative and sustainable systems integration solutions.

IRSEEM is an Equipe d’Accueil-certified reception team (EA 4353) providing joint supervision with the University of Rouen Normandy.will be the same.

IRSEEM | The Mission

The laboratory’s mission is to conduct systems-oriented research while covering the complexity and
transdisciplinarity of research and development subjects.

IRSEEM | The Mission

The Activity Clusters

The Activity Clusters

Automation & Systems Cluster

Robust system control, robust diagnostics/prognostics, estimation

Electronics & Systems Cluster

Electromagnetic compatibility, reliability, microwave frequency components and circuits, microelectronics, power electronics

Instrumentation, Computing & Systems Cluster

Vision and localisation, embedded software, autonomous mobility, multi-agent cooperative systems

In addition to these three clusters, the laboratory has a Research and Development Innovation Service (SIRD).

SIRD supports economic actors in the innovation and R&D process. We are here to help companies and researchers put in place a complete chain for evaluating needs and knowledge. SIRD’s function revolves around autonomous navigation, EMC and chassis dynamometer provision.

Fields of Activity

Automotive
Automotive
Aeronautics
Aeronautics
Renewable Energy
Renewable Energy
Electronics
Electronics
Mobility
Mobility
Telecom
Telecom
Biomedical
Biomedical
Robotics
Robotics
Transport, Logistics & Safety
Transport,
Logistics & Safety
Microelectronics & Power Electronics
Microelectronics & Power Electronics
Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem, and a big idea turn into an innovation.

Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem, and a big idea turn into an innovation.

Dean Kamen

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Automation & Systems Cluste

The AS cluster’s research activity focuses on the theme of Fault Tolerant Control (FTC).

From the Automation point of view, this is a concrete response to the industry’s growing demand for reliable and dependable mechatronic systems. It aims to maintain the robust performance of these systems in all circumstances, particularly in the event of a malfunction.

RESEARCH AREAS

Advanced control for performance robustness

Predictive control

Sliding mode control

Diagnostics/Defect prognostics

Robust model-based diagnostics

Signal processing diagnostics

Prognostics for improvement of maintenance and availability

Estimation

Extended continuous-discrete observers

Robust estimators

Automation & Systems Cluste

SIMULATION & EXPERIMENTATION PLATFORMS

Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Platform:

1 Euro 6 chassis dynamometer for 4-wheel drive vehicles, gas and energy consumption analysis bays

Nacelles of the Future Platform (Safran Nacelles joint laboratory):

nacelle test bench, variable-frequency drive/electric motor test bench

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Electronics & Systems Cluster

The research activity of the ES cluster focuses on the fields of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), microwave frequencies, electromagnetism and power electronics.

These competencies are contributing to the development of the team’s research activity in connection with the general theme of cyber-physical system dependability in severe environments. In our work, this theme is divided into two complementary areas: EMC & Electromagnetism, and Reliability.

Electronics & Systems Cluster

RESEARCH AREAS

EMC & Electromagnetism

Modelling and characterisation in EMC

Physical modelling of signal integrity and electromagnetic phenomena

Modelling and characterisation of electronic components

Design of electronic and electromagnetic devices (sensors, antennas, radio frequency and microwave circuits, energy recovery devices)

Characterisation of materials for microwave frequency and EMC applications

Reliability of components and systems

Characterisation of electronic systems under severe stress

Reliability of electronic components and systems (wide-bandgap power components and passive components)

Modelling and ageing tests

SIMULATION & EXPERIMENTATION PLATFORMS

EMC/Mechatronics/Microelectronics Platform

EMC testing facilities: anechoic chambers, dedicated measurement benches for component reliability and electrical and electromagnetic simulations.

Microelectronics Platform

Nacelles of the Future Platform (Safran Nacelles joint laboratory): nacelle test bench, variable-frequency drive/electric motor test bench

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Instrumentation, Computing & Systems Cluster

The research activity of the IIS cluster focuses on new digital technologies and the paradigm shifts they bring about: sensors, mass data, communicating embedded systems, and artificial intelligence.

The work fits in with the broader themes of robotics and cooperative systems with applications in the field of autonomous vehicles and new forms of mobility, health, and the factory of the future.

RESEARCH AREAS

Perception and localisation for autonomous mobile robotics

Autonomous navigation. The machine must perceive, analyse and make decisions in real time

Perception layer for position (localisation), speed (odometry), obstacles (surrounding environment)

Cooperative systems (communicating)

Data sharing and merging between systems using wireless communications

Instrumentation, Computing & Systems Cluster

SIMULATION & EXPERIMENTATION PLATFORMS

Perception and localisation for autonomous mobile robotics

Autonomous Navigation Platform: 150 m2 motion capture room with VICON system, laser scanner station, fleet of mobile robots, vehicle- mounted solution for precise trajectory measurement and 3D environment, mechanical integration workshop, rapid prototyping software for on-board testing and measurement, and 3D simulation environment.

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