Startups resulting from Inria Saclay Centre

AlphaBrain project proposes a non-invasive, real-time augmented brain monitoring solution for general anaesthesia. This innovation aims to reduce the risk of perioperative complications due to sub-optimal anaesthesia management. AlphaBrain is a startup project of the MIND project team.

AnaestAssist project aims to develop innovative digital tools for anaesthesia-intensive care, making it possible to personalise and optimise the management of patients from a cardiovascular point of view, and thus improve their prognosis after surgery or intensive care.

The company Lixoft is managed by Jérôme Kalifa and Marc Lavielle of the XPop project team. It develops new algorithms and protocols to improve the performance and processing time of pharmacological studies for the development of new drugs.

Milvue is a company created by Malo Huard, a former doctoral student in the Celeste project team. Milvue implements solutions that improve the efficiency of scheduled and emergency radiography and osteoarticular measurements.

Odyssey is a home cognitive enhancement service. Together with users, they identify their needs and propose a tailor-made solution. Odyssey boosts cognitive performance with AI and TES (transcranial electrical stimulation).

T-INSIL (Tissue-IN -SILico) is a software technology designed for biotechnological applications involving multicellular systems. Using high-end models, T-INSIL creates highly realistic digital twins of the real in-vitro system.

Therapanacea develops software with artificial intelligence components to help medical teams diagnose cancer radiotherapy treatments.

Therapixel is developing an autonomous and contactless navigation system for medical imaging: a device that is eagerly awaited by surgeons who cannot afford any contact in the operating room with unsanitised equipment.

WeDiagnostiX was created by Hugues Talbot, a researcher in the Opis project team. It is an artificial intelligence system that reads and interprets panoramic dental X-rays and produces a report in a few clicks.

Realspawn is a game publishing studio project that sets a new standard for gameplay.

Shotam is developing a technology that allows martial arts confrontations in a virtual world. It is based on existing equipment such as VR (virtual reality) headsets and motion capture tools.

In an increasingly complex legal environment, Hammurabi is transforming access to legal information in France, by simplifying and accelerating it, through the use of combined machine learning and semantic search technologies.

SmartphoneID is a company created by Hugues Talbot, member of the OPIS project team. It is the first mobile application that allows you to take your identity photos in accordance with the standards, directly from your mobile phone, and to receive them by email or by post.

Augur develops numerical simulation models based on artificial intelligence to accelerate simulation technologies by a factor of 1000. They offer generic artificial intelligence algorithms to generate accurate, physically realistic and low-cost simulations.

LPrint simplifies the complex process of prototyping, testing and hardware development. Lprint develops an innovative Printed Circuit Board (PCB) printing technology that enables the production of complete circuits in a single process, including substrate, conductor tracks and passive components. 

Operys is a startup project that aims to reduce errors on construction sites by simplifying operational communication.

OrData is developing an AI solution for companies that will improve administrative processes and management.

Entalpic was founded by Alexandre Duval, a former member of the OPIS project team. It develops a generative AI platform that helps discover new catalysts that optimize the right chemical reactions, while taking into account physicochemical and manufacturing constraints.

QAP Computing gives companies access to the quantum revolution through high-performance simulators and on-demand training.

Neuralk AI was co-created by Alexandre PASQUIOU, a former member of the MIND project team. It builds state-of-the-art generative AI models that solve today's business challenges.

Cryptosense is a company founded by Graham Steel, a former Inria researcher. Cryptosense has developed the Tookan software, a test tool for cryptographic systems.

OcamlPro, co-founded by Fabrice Le Fessant, a former Inria researcher, provides a professional development environment for the OCaml language user community, as well as associated support services for the verification of generated code.