Explore our projects & studies
Explore our projects & studies
From Artificial Intelligence to Human-Computer Interaction and Software Architecture, our research team tackles complex problems across many domains. We seek at providing the best of modern technology for public services, health-care and industry.

The Helios Project
A few weeks ago, the DRIT began working on a particularly innovative project that should be useful to us all: The Helios project.The ambition is to build an automatic observatory that collects, sorts, and classifies information from the net. The system is intended to be flexible and should enable us

Knowledge at your fingertips: Building an Ontological Knowledge Base from our Editorial database
Our times are increasingly influenced by the prevalence of large volumes of data. These data most often hide great human intelligence. This intrinsic knowledge; whatever the field; would allow our information systems to be much more efficient in the processing and interpretation of structured and unstructured data. For example, the

Automating the Detection of Duplicates in our Databases
Today’s complex applications for knowledge extraction and data mining use heterogeneous and distributed data. In this context, the quality of any decision depends on the quality of the data used. In fact, with the lack of accurate and reliable data, bad decisions can be made. In order to provide a

Designing the right way to express constraints in a Java Architecture for Optimisation problems
We are often brought to solve problems with constraints in real life, such as: shopping in several distant stores, planning and organizing vacation expenses, or packing things in boxes during a move. Resolving these problems with constraints is not always easy. More particularly, when it comes to optimizing a set

Testing the migration of Graphical User Interfaces
Technologies and frameworks are not immortal, it’s a fact. For a software editor like us, it is regularly a necessity to migrate a framework to another. When you consider, large software like e-sedit for example, migrating the entire software in one shot is almost impossible. Many companies are migrating their

The Traceability chronicles – Episode 1: How logs can help you understand what your users do?
We start here a series of articles explaining some of our most interesting results with regard to traceability of applications. We will address the issues of automatic code instrumentation to trace the system by itself and the underlying difficulties. We will also discuss what constitutes a good, useful, and usable

Citizen & Digital society
After signing the “RESET manifesto” published in Le Monde, Berger-Levrault is involved in a research collaboration with the association for the Foundation of a New Internet Generation (Fing), a reference think & do tank on digital transformations. This collaboration takes the form of two projects focusing on the theme “citizens

When magic happens! Making Java and Visual Basic 6 dance together.
Visual Basic is a third-generation event-driven programming language belonging to Microsoft. It is based on the Component Object Model (COM) programming model and designed for beginners. The Last Version is the 6 (1998) and the core of FirmaDoc, our Spanish product dedicated to document and file management for public administration

A Mobile Social Robot as a tool for Nursing Homes
Over the centuries, scientific advances in medicine, pharmacology, and various surgeries have allowed the population to age healthier for longer. Our life expectancy in France has therefore now reached the age of 85.6 for women and 79.7 for men (Papon et al., 2020). This increase in life expectancy suggests an

What is Robotic Process Automation (RPA)? Our Complete Report.
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