RadaR-IO, the joint research laboratory that uses artificial intelligence to improve radar detection reliability

On Wednesday, October 1, the Industrial Engineering Center at IMT Mines Albi and EPSI organized a day dedicated to the technological advances of the RadaR-IO joint laboratory. It was an immersive day to discover the initial results and industrial prospects of the RadaR-IO laboratory.

Research and innovation

01/10/2025

A joint research laboratory for improving radar surveillance systems using artificial intelligence

IMT Mines Albi and EPSI inaugurated the RadaR-IO joint research laboratory in December 2023. EPSI is developing the PSR System, a radar surveillance system dedicated to protecting sensitive activities and sites. The aim of the RadaR-IO joint research laboratory is to draw on the expertise of the Industrial Engineering Center at IMT Mines Albi to identify target types and create alerts based on mapping. The Industrial Engineering Center at IMT Mines Albi is working to improve algorithms using artificial intelligence.

EPSI wants to democratize radar technologies to make them accessible to as many people as possible and anticipate tomorrow's challenges in the field of security.

What if artificial intelligence transformed radar detection?

The RadaR-IO joint research laboratory, established in 2023 between EPSI and the Industrial Engineering Center (CGI) at IMT Mines Albi, uses artificial intelligence to improve the reliability of radar detection.

On Wednesday, October 1, partners, employees, and guests were given an immersive experience at the RadaR-IO joint research laboratory and learned about its industrial prospects. It was an opportunity to highlight the first results of industrialization, ongoing scientific work, and to show demonstrations in real conditions.

RadaR-IO aims to use artificial intelligence to improve the reliability of radar systems in response to strategic industrial challenges: safety, accuracy, and performance. This joint laboratory is a space for innovation and technology transfer, designed to accelerate the integration of AI into detection systems and pave the way for new industrial applications. Today's discussions will help advance our projects and transform research into concrete applications.