Inria meets open source actors and users on November 8 and 9 in Paris
2 Place de la Porte Maillot
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As part of their scientific work, Inria's project-teams produce a large amount of software, in particular to verify their theoretical hypotheses. Today, the institute's software library includes nearly 1,500 references. Often developed in open source, some software is distributed worldwide, notably within the framework of consortiums associating public and/or private players.
Aware that making software code public is rarely enough to give it a real economic impact, Inria has set up several mechanisms. Its objective is to ensure that software that meets the needs of an economic market or industry benefits the players involved.
François CUNY, Inria's Deputy Director General of Innovation, will be speaking on Tuesday, November 9, during the opening plenary session to present Inria's offer on the theme of "Sovereign Digital Infrastructures and Open Source technologies". In particular, he will present the three schemes that will also be featured on the Inria booth (D28):
Based on its long experience, Inria developed the InriaSoft program in 2017 to support open source software created by its research teams and whose impact goes beyond the research activity. Its objective: to perpetuate and develop open source research software via the creation of consortia bringing together industry and laboratories. Consortia make it possible to organize communities of developers and users around software, and to finance the engineering costs necessary to support the software and to lead these communities.
Launched in 2020, Inria Academy offers advanced training in Inria software in a wide variety of fields such as proof checkers (Coq), advanced object programming (Pharo), machine learning (Scikit-learn), multiphysics simulation (SOFA), and the Internet of Things (RIOT). Delivered by Inria researchers or engineers contributing to software development, the training sessions aim to accelerate the appropriation of these technological nuggets to meet the needs of French Deep-Tech companies.
Launched in 2016 at the initiative of Inria, Software Heritage aims to collect, organize, preserve, and make accessible, to all, the source code of all available software. At the heart of all technological development, now indispensable for scientific research in all fields, software plays a central and even critical role in our daily lives, our industry and our society. Thus, in order to preserve this heritage and to meet the technological and scientific challenges of tomorrow, Software Heritage is asserting itself as the universal and perennial archive of software.
Discover Inria Academy's state-of-the-art training courses during our hands-on sessions on November 8 and 9.
Plénière d’ouverture
Keynote de François Cuny, directeur général délégué à l’innovation d’Inria, sur le thème « Infrastructures numériques souveraines et technologies open source »
Coq #1
First steps in Coq for the verification of a basic banking transaction
Scikit-learn
Predict the price of a property with scikit-learn
Session in french
CGAL
3D geometric calculation with guarantees for robotics and simulation
Session in french
RIOT
Getting started with RIOT, an open source OS for the Internet of Things
Session in french
Software Heritage save-a-thon
Sharing code is good, archiving is better
Session in french
RIOT
Getting started with RIOT, an open source OS for the Internet of Things
Session in french
Conference : Fed-BioMed: empowering federated AI in healthcare
by Marco Lorenz
Coq #2
First steps in Coq towards the verification of tools for critical embedded systems: the example of a minicompiler
Session in french
Pharo
Roassal : Agile visualization with Pharo
Session in English
Conference: Increasing the Impact of Open Source Research Code
by David Margery
Conference in French
Software Heritage save-a-thon
Sharing code is good, archiving is better
Session in french
Registration will take place throughout the show, at the Inria Academy desk (booth D28).
Consult the detailed program of each session: