Baptiste Busch

Inria robotics doctoral student

A doctoral student on the Flowers team (Inria Bordeaux Sud-Ouest), Baptiste Busch studies the impact of robotic movements on the ergonomics of human-robot interactions. As part of the European project 3rdHand, he has developed techniques to assess and prevent muscle-skeletal disorders in workers interacting with robot assistants.

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Robots, blockchain and fun

Posted December 14, 2017 by @LaFTRSM

The Digital Tech Conference is over for this year! And these two stimulating days have proven that, when it comes to robots and blockchain,...

What will be the relationship between people and robots in 2030?

Posted December 8, 2017 by Ouest-France

By François-Guillaume Derrien. Robots are one of the two central themes of the third Digital Tech Conference. What will it mean for people and...

Can robots become social animals?

Posted December 6, 2017 by Usbek & Rica

By Chloé Dupré. When we think about robots, the first thing that comes to mind may be the endless production lines of the car or...

Blockchain: reshuffling the deck

Posted December 5, 2017 by Ouest-France

By Christian Veyre. Having nothing in common does not preclude working together on online projects. Olivier Sarrouy, a university lecturer at Université Rennes 2,...

Robots are talking about us…

Posted December 4, 2017 by Ouest-France

By Christian Veyre. Ritta Baddoura is a researcher and psychologist specialising in human-robot interaction. On Friday 8 December, she will be taking part in...