As a part of his residency at LA CHAMBRE BLANCHE, which takes place from March 13 to May 5, François Quévillon will pursue his research that brings together geomatics, artificial perception and machine learning for the interpretation of unexpected situations and incalculable phenomena. He will work on the development of SAAVSNAV, a system that uses data from an array of mobile sensors that circulates through a variety of spaces and environmental conditions. There will be a presentation of the residency on March 30 at 5pm.
As a part of his residency at LA CHAMBRE BLANCHE, which takes place from March 13 to May 5, François Quévillon will pursue his research that brings together geomatics, artificial perception and machine learning for the interpretation of unexpected situations and incalculable phenomena. He will work on the development of SAAVSNAV, a system that uses data from an array of mobile sensors that circulates through a variety of spaces and environmental conditions. There will be a presentation of the residency on March 30 at 5pm.