🔬 Global Robotics Research Directory
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Clear filters📍 Paris, France
France's primary government robotics and AI research center. INRIA has contributed foundational motion planning algorithms and has deep expertise in medical robotics and autonomous systems.
📍 Toulouse, France
France's leading applied robotics research center. LAAS developed HPP motion planning software used worldwide and has deep expertise in autonomous systems and human-robot collaboration.
📍 Paris, France
Creator of NAO — the world's most used humanoid research robot in universities globally — and Romeo service robot. Aldebaran (now part of SoftBank) democratized humanoid robotics for research.
📍 Nancy, France
EU Horizon Europe-funded network of excellence on AI-driven robotics facilitating knowledge transfer between research institutions and industry. Aims to accelerate deployment of robotics and AI solutions from academic research to industrial applications across Europe. Features EuroCore platform for sharing software modules, data, and expertise.
📍 Orsay, France
Academic research laboratory operated jointly by CNRS, Paris-Saclay University, and University of Tokyo. Based at the Center for Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies (C2N), the lab focuses on mobile microrobotics and nanorobotics challenges.
📍 Grenoble, France
European research laboratory of NAVER specializing in autonomous robotics and AI. Focuses on enabling robots to operate autonomously in real-world everyday spaces through advanced machine learning, adaptive planning, and sim2real transfer techniques.
📍 Marseille, France
Research group focused on bio-inspired aerial robots at Aix-Marseille University. Specializes in visual sensors, optic flow-based navigation, and insect behavior-inspired flight systems.
📍 Palaiseau, France
LARIAD is a laboratory of the future for defense robotics established at ENSTA Paris. The lab focuses on developing advanced autonomous and intelligent robotic systems for defense and security applications in France.