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Education

Congratulations to our ISAE-SUPAERO graduates from the Master in Aerospace Engineering and Advanced Master® classes of 2023! We are proud of you, your achievements and your commitment throughout your studies. We wish you a successful start to your professional lives!

Institute

Innovation

Convinced that innovation, intrapreneurship and entrepreneurship, combined with a strong technical culture, are essential levers for addressing today's major challenges, ISAE-SUPAERO develops its students' spirit of innovation and supports business creation. The Institute is today launching its ‘We spark the future’ label, awarded to start-ups ‘by ISAE-SUPAERO’. Discover our support and our offer.

Institute

Institute

Meet Sophie Adenot, astronaut at the European Space Agency (ESA) and ISAE-SUPAERO alumna, who answers three questions! 🚀

Research

The SSAE program is a #short program for #international students . A full semester in English for junior and senior bachelor students in #aeronautical or #mechanicalengineering program. Click here for more information : https://www.isae-supaero.fr/en/academ...

Research

International

International Day 2023

Research

ISAE-SUPAERO – as a centre for training through research, research training and innovation – has a wide range of research equipment used within its six research departments. Today, we present the BeAM machine! The additive manufacturing machine, which uses metal powder deposition and laser fusion, enables the Department of Structural Mechanics and Materials (DMSM) to size and qualify parts obtained through these processes. The department is implementing instrumentation to improve part quality and process reliability. This year saw the start of research, supported by the Occitanie region, on process instrumentation and monitoring. Activity will ramp up in 2023 with the start of research on the repair of high value-added aerospace parts and the development of multi-materials.

Research

Research

Research

ISAE-SUPAERO - as a center for training through research, research training and innovation - has a wide range of research equipment used in its 6 research departments. Today, we'd like to introduce you to mobile ground robots! Whether robots, airplanes, cars or even telephones, all these technologies are equipped with perception systems. Depending on the application, these sources of information make it possible to perceive the environment in which a system is evolving, and also to measure its own characteristics, such as speed or acceleration. This multitude of data must then be used, cross-referenced and interpreted within the navigation system to obtain the vehicle's position, but also, in the case of mapping applications, that of surrounding objects. Within the DEOS NAVIRRES team, researchers are interested in navigation systems and their application in complex environments where sensor information may be degraded, erroneous or unavailable. Mobile acquisition platforms are being developed. These are equipped with cameras, lidars, GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) receivers, radars and inertial units, with the aim of obtaining the most efficient navigation system for the application in question. One of the team's research themes is the analysis of the degradation of sensor information, enabling the development of new robust and adaptive algorithms to compensate for environmental constraints. The aim is to make navigation systems more accurate and safer, for critical applications requiring strong reliability constraints, such as autonomous cars or exploration robotics.