Transferring tools designed at LNE to industry and laboratories is a key objective for the R&D teams. By participating in ambitious European projects and strengthening ties with competitive clusters, LNE is building a strong presence in the world of industry. This is both a logical development and an essential strategy for providing companies in all sectors with the means to stay competitive and expand.
At the crossroads of science and at industry, the national metrology and testing
Laboratory (LNE) occupies a place favoured to accompany the development of
nanosciences and make easier their use by industry, while preserving health and
environment.
Nanosciences and nanotechnologies mobilize over 20 researchers and engineers
of LNE who make the most their scientific and technical plurisdisciplinaire expertise:
quantum metrology, dimensional metrology, chemical metrology, characterization
of materials (reaction to fire and engineering of security burns down).
[Nanometrology and nanotechnologies] (pdf - 1.9 MB)
Smart labels : qualification of labels
that use radio frequency identification technology (RFID)
Smart labels: qualification of labels that use radio frequency identification technology (RFID) to improve traceability in logistics chains and many other processes. LNE is working on characterization of identification systems with a view to introducing certification.
Quaero - LNE is one of the partners program
As part of the Quaero program, LNE has develop ways to measure four vocal technologies: transcription, speaker identification, named entity recognition and question answering.
LNE is developing tests as third-party laboratory for vocal technologies used to automatically transcribe broadcasts as a way to bring technological advances in the area and to promote French-language speech-based technologies for access to digital content.
