University of Tokyo - INRIA - Ecole des Mines Paris - INRETS Joint Symposium on Electronics for Secure Life

-Recognition and Networking Systems in Automobile Application-

7-8 July 2008, at INRIA Rocquencourt Bâtiment 1

Amphitheâtre Alan Turing, Espace Renoir

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Objective

The objective of this joint symposium is to exchange the advances in electronics and robotics domain and discuss seeds that may eventually give future collaboration cores between participating institutes. From Japanese side, 14 persons including 8 professors and 6 Ph.D students will participate and will make presentations. The group represents 10 laboratories in Department of Electric Engineering and Information Systems of the University of Tokyo. From French side, 9 persons from three organisations (INRIA, Mines Paris, INRETS) at LaRa joint project will make presenrations and live demonstrations. The symposium is open to all the institute members.
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Programme (updated 07/Jul)

Monday 7 July
Morning - General Presentation -

8:30	Poster Installation - Espace Renoir -
9:00	Welcome address
9:05	Presentation of INRIA	Pierre Nepomiastchy
		International Research Direction Asia Oceania responsible	INRIA
9:20	Introduction of Dept. EEIS and Global COE Program	Tadashi Shibata	U. Tokyo
	"Electronics for Secure Life - Informatics and Netwokring core"
9:45	Activity of Equipe IMARA	Michel Parent	INRIA
10:30	Free Poster Inspection - Espace Renoir -
11:00	Activity of CAOR "New Technology for ITS Applications"	Arnaud de la Fortelle	Mines Paris
11:45	Activity of LIVIC / INRETS "Safe and Green Driving"	Jacques Ehrlich	INRETS
12:30	Buffet (per invitation)
Afternoon - Technical Session on Sensors, Perception and LSI -
14:00	A Brain-Mimicking VLSI Processor System for Human-Like Flexible Perception	Tadashi Shibata	U. Tokyo
14:45	Perception Systems for Automobile Applications	Fawzi Nashashibi	Mines Paris
15:30	Free Poster Inspection - Espace Renoir -
16:00	Smart Image Sensors	Makoto Ikeda	U. Tokyo
16:45	Solid-State Drive (SSD) and Memory System Innovation	Ken Takeuchi	U. Tokyo
17:30	Reception
19:00	Banquet (at Versailles, per invitation)
Tuesday 8 July
Morning - Technical Session on Networking, Human Interface, and Future -
8:30	Coffee
9:00	From Sensors to Contexts	Hiroyuki Morikawa	U. Tokyo
9:45	IPv6 Communications for ITS	Thierry Ernst	INRIA
10:30	Free Poster Inspection - Espace Renoir -
11:00	Localization Techniques for Human Computer Interaction	Masanori Sugimoto	U. Tokyo
11:45	Various Ways to Reduce Emission of Pollutants from Road Transport	Yoram Zvirin	Technion
12:30	Buffet(per invitation)
Afternoon - Poster and Demo -
14:00	Session Poster Demo - Espace Renoir -
	IPv6 Internet Mobility for vehicles	Manabu Tsukada	INRIA
		Yann Dumortier	INRIA
	Routing in vehicular ad hoc networks	Yacine Khaled	INRIA
	Robust on-vehicle real-time visual detection of speed limit signs	Alexandre Bargetonand Fabien Moutarde	CAOR
	ACC et estimateurs ALIEN	Andrea Novel Brigitte	CAOR
		Gâté Gwennaël	CAOR
	Road obstacle detection using stereovision	Mathias Perrollaz	INRETS
	SiVIC: an interconnected simulation platform for the prototyping, the evaluation and the test of ADAS	Dominique Gruyer	INRETS
	Optical Packet Switching Technologies for Future Global Sensing Networks	Hideaki Imaizumi	Morikawa Lab.
	Distributed Active Measurement Framework / Alarm Message Broadcasting in VANETS	Yuji Sekiya	Wakahara- Nakayama Lab.
	MEMS Fabrication Research and Fabrication Support Service at Takeda-Sentanchi Super Clean Room	Masanori Kubota	Sugiyama Lab.
	Design and Implementation of sensor network on the NGN/IMS	Yasuhiro Araki	Morikawa Lab.
	User Posture and Movement Estimation Based on 3-Axis Acceleration with a Sensor Nework	Takashi Morito	Morikawa Lab.
	A Control Visualization System Using Handheld Projectors	Dao Vinh Ninh	Sugimoto Lab.
	CMOS Circuits for Millimeter-Wave Automotive Radar Applications	Wasanthamala Badalawa	Fujishima Lab.
	CMOS Frequency Multiplier Using Subharmonic Pulse-Injection Locking for Spurious Suppression	Kyoya Takano	Fujishima Lab.
	Acquiring Behaviors and Structures of Robots using Evolutionary Computation	Toshihiko Yanase	Iba Lab.
16:50	Conclusions
Chair: Yoshio MITA U.Tokyo/INRIA