Laboratoire d’Automatique, de Mécanique et d’Informatique Industrielles et Humaines (LAMIH)

Contact name	Email	phone number
DUBAR Laurent	Laurent.Dubar@uphf.fr

http://www.uphf.fr/LAMIH/fr

Le Mont Houy

59300 Valenciennes Cédex 9

The LAMIH UMR 8201 is organized in 4 departments: • Automatic: Research activities focus on the design, control and monitoring of systems (autonomous, man-machine, industrial or service socio-techniques). • Mechanics: Research focuses on understanding and mastering interactions at interfaces and microstructural evolutions in order to improve the integrity and functionality of mechanical, thermal and energy systems. The originality of the department lies in the complexity of the physical phenomena studied by considering the “severe conditions” (rapid dynamics, turbulence, heat transfers, etc.) and the phenomena at the interfaces. • Informatics: The originality of the IT department is to have the necessary skills in a global approach: at the computational level (optimization and simulation), at the software architectures (distributed vs. centralized) and hardware (embedded systems) or in relation to the human (human-machine interaction, knowledge modelling, decision support). • Human and Life Sciences (SHV): This SHV Department brings together researchers from different disciplines dealing with the human aspects of movement. It includes researchers who examine disorders and disturbances of motor function for the purpose of optimizing motor function and researchers who focus on the study of cognitive, emotional and motor components of decision-making. LAMIH covers the entire Transport and Security, Mobility and Disability chain, from theoretical and methodological research (TRL bas) to innovation including the creation of start-upsup and via research based on major industrial groups but also on SMEs (medium/high TRL). It also relies on a set of experimental platforms that are sometimes unique in France and are an indispensable asset for conducting quality scientific activities. LAMIH is a member of the Research Federation of the CNRS Transports Terrestres & Mobilité 3733, of the Carnot ARTS Institute and is a privileged partner in the development of the IRT Railenium.

Nombre de chercheurs : 135
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Nombre de personnel d'appui à la recherche : 52
Effectif total : 275

The LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201 is involved in the co-direction of several joint laboratories: • The joint laboratory in Operational Research and Informatics in Transport, Mobility and Logistics (ROI-TML) co-directed with the Interuniversity Research Centre on Enterprise Networks, Logistics and Transport (CIRRELT). This joint laboratory has the CNRS label under the status of IRP (International Research Project) • The SWITlab Joint Laboratory (with MG Valdunes group MA-STEEL and LAMCube) 🡭 • SurferLab Joint Laboratory (with Bombardier Transportation and Prosyst) 🡭 • The LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201 also leads the European INTERREG ParkinsonCom project. 🡭 • LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201 is a partner in the ELSAT2020 project 🡭 • The LAMIH UMR CNRS 8201 has created several startups, in particular: In the medical field: MediWAT developing medical devices for on-board walking analysis, 🡭 In the field of transport: MainProactive is specialized in the supervision, security and support for the proactive maintenance of architectures built on the Internet of Things. 🡭

• Neural Program Repair with Execution-based Backpropagation International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE'22) • Improving CRPD Analysis for EDF Scheduling: Trading Speed for Precision The 2022 ACM/SIGAPP Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC'22) • Is treadmill walking biomechanically comparable to overground walking? A systematic review Gait & Posture • Patchworking: Exploring the code changes induced by vulnerability fixing activities Information and Software Technology • ParkinsonCom : Logiciel d'aide à la communication pour une meilleure inclusion sociale des personnes atteintes de la maladie de Parkinson Rapports intermédiaires du projet Interreg ParkinsonCom (partenaires UMONS et DOS) (livrable L1 : 30/09/202, L2 : 30/09/2020, L3 : 02/02/2021, L4 : 02/02/2021, L5 : 31/03/2021, L5 : 24/06/2021, L6 : 30/09/2021, L7 : 05/01/2022, L8 : 28/01/2022) All publications can be found here: 🡭

National: National research institutions and entities International: International research institutions and entities

LAMIH’s collaborations have no borders whether they are academic or with industrialists

Automatic: Humans and Cyber Physical System (CSP): Integrate the Human into the loop by guaranteeing performance Ensure dynamic performance for large, heterogeneous cps Enrich and improve human-to-CPS interaction strategies Develop new management paradigms for Human-CPS systems developed in a sustainable context Mechanics: Intelligent interactions and coupling Optimisation of mass and heat transfers under severe conditions Predicting fluid-solid interactions around complex interfaces Multi-scale dynamic behaviour of architectural materials and structures Alternative numerical methods for dynamics under extreme loads Modelling of interfaces based on multi-scale physical knowledge Computing: Adaptability and Intelligence: Robustness, Adaptation & Optimization in Complex Systems Powerful Architectures, Data and Services for Mobile &Embedded Systems Design and evaluation of interactive, adaptive and multimodal systems VHS: Maintaining and improving human mobility Identification of markers for early degradation of mobility Understanding of underlying mechanisms Design and validation of innovative biomechanical devices From lab to practice: clinical or field applications

Consulting services on all our expertise

• Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France (UPHF)

CNRS

FR 3733 TTM - Transports Terrestres & Mobilité Institut Carnot Arts CIRRELT

• Energy and Environment
• Chemistry and Materials
• Industrial processes engineering, efficient processes
• Digital World and Robotics
• Internet of things, cloud computing and big data
• Robotics, cobotics, Human-Machine interaction
• Artificial intelligence, image processing, data science
• Transport and Mobility
• Intelligent and autonomous vehicles
• Reduction of pollution and energy consumption
• Intelligent transportation systems
• Low-carbon combustion (biofuels, hydrogen, new technologies)
• Decarbonized vehicles, electromobility
• Multi-modality, flow management, infrastructure and logistics
• Textiles, composites, materials
• Robustness and reliability
• Access to mobility, travel modes
• Coatings and surface treatments
• Maintenance and supervision
• Advanced production systems, industrial maintenance