Startups born from Inria centre at Rennes University

Malizen designs a solution for visualizing intrusions into computer systems. Called ZeroKit, this innovative tool will allow security experts to work more intuitively and react more quickly in the event of a cyber attack.

Daspren is preparing to launch Parad, a solution capable of blocking Zero-day ransomware, a redoubtable type of malware whose signature is unknown to conventional anti-virus software.

Projet en cybersécurité porté par Byron HAWKINS – PhD informatique qui exploite les travaux de l’équipe Pacap pour élargir la protection des systèmes par une analyse du chemin d’exécution logiciel. Cet outil propose trois couches de défense : signal d’alerte, blocage de l’attaque et fermeture dynamique de la vulnérabilité.

See the battle on the frozen lake in season 7 of Game of Thrones? Golaem Crowd crowd simulation plugin allows special effects virtuosos to populate stadiums, cities, armies. The software has been adopted by the best animation and special effects studios.

Justine Bonnot launched Yubik. Supported by Inria and Bouygues Telecom Flowers, the start-up provides clients with optimisation software for the development of embedded or hosted applications.

Artificial intelligence developed by Case Law Analytics reduces the uncertainty of litigation indemnities. By exploring the judgments in the different jurisdictions of France, the AI ​​will observe the reality on the ground and model the decision.

The Anax project relies on Artificial Intelligence to simplify the design of virtual tours, while proposing interesting new functionalities, such as the automatic 3D reconstruction of the building and the recognition of the objects present.

Sonaide is an entrepreneurial project whose technology detects the initial signs of loss of autonomy in the elderly. Placed in an elderly person’s home, a module equipped with artificial intelligence analyses daily domestic sounds to identify changes in habit.

Dilepix technology offers an online image analysis service to automate farm surveillance. With cameras placed in buildings, Dilepix customers (veterinarians, technicians, pharmaceutical groups, consulting institutes ...) can rely on an automatic system that accurately interprets threats and opportunities to production.

Le logiciel développé facilite l’intégration industrielle de l’intelligence artificielle et exploite un capteur cognitif pour fournir de l’information et détecter les défauts de pièces manufacturières (automobile, métalurgie,...).

Imatag leverages several innovative technologies that enable photographers and press publishers to protect their copyrighted material in a unique way.