In a context where Europe is investing in more sovereign, reliable, and transparent artificial intelligence, initiatives such as DEEL and FOR, led by IRT Saint Exupéry, are playing a central role. Interpreto is an open-source library dedicated to NLP explainability, designed to better understand and interpret natural language processing models. These structuring programs demonstrate their[…]
Each year, IRT Saint Exupéry presents the results of its Professional Gender Equality Index. This tool aims to combat pay inequalities between men and women and is mandatory for all companies with at least 50 employees. Discover the full results of IRT Saint Exupéry for the year 2025 through the details below: “Pay gap” indicator:[…]
Industrial and academic partners, researchers, engineers, project teams and colleagues, we wish you all a wonderful year 2026! May this new year be marked by innovation, collaboration and technological progress, serving an industry that is ever more high-performing, sustainable and sovereign. Thank you to all those who, every day, contribute through their commitment and expertise[…]
2025 is coming to an end, and it’s time to look back on this wonderful year! This year, IRT Saint Exupéry once again demonstrated that innovation is born from trust, collaboration, and boldness. Projects moving forward, stronger industrial and academic partnerships, teams pushing technological boundaries… and above all, a shared vision focused on the future.[…]
Led by IRT Saint Exupéry, the IRMA project (Image processing for a Responsive Mission with AI) brings together Thales Alenia Space, ActiveEon, Geo4i, JoliBrain, and the Côte d’Azur University around a shared goal: making artificial intelligence a key lever for responsive Earth observation. This approach convinced the European Space Agency (ESA) to include an application[…]
On November 27, 2025, IRT Saint Exupéry and the CNRS GdR SoC2 co-organized a scientific day dedicated to new technologies and hardware architectures for deploying embedded artificial intelligence algorithms. The event took place at the IRT in Toulouse and brought together a large community of academic and industrial experts. At the heart of the discussions[…]
How does the EASYMOD project make model review simple and accessible for everyone?To answer this question, we’re launching a short video series to highlight our innovative engineering platform and the tools shaping the future of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). EASYMOD is an experimental platform designed to integrate the latest technical advances into a unified, practical,[…]
From November 17 to 23, IRT Saint Exupéry mobilized for the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities. A week to listen, understand, learn and, above all, change the way we look at disability. Throughout these days, in collaboration with the tenant companies of our building, we joined forces to offer a rich[…]
The SOLER project (SO lders Lifetime Evaluation for Elec Ronics) was completed in August 2025 after three and a half years of research. Following the FELINE project, SOLER continues the transition toward more environmentally responsible technologies by addressing one of the major challenges in electronics: replacing traditional lead-based solder alloys with reliable lead-free alternatives. A[…]
Clotilde Szywala, a research engineer at IRT Saint Exupéry working on the IRMA project (AI for Mission Reactivity based on Image Analysis), is currently on secondment at SmartSat CRC in Adelaide, Australia, for a period of about two months. This mobility is part of the broader effort to deploy in-orbit technological solutions developed within the[…]