360Lab featured on RTL Pisa

The researchers of the 360Lab had the visit of Mr Science from the popular science show Pisa on RTL. The show aims at promoting scientific culture to the general public. We demonstrated how the AI camera systems are able to recognize (or not) traffic signs and explained how the technology works. You can watch the … Continued

Inauguration of the Digital Cross-Border Testbed

After one year of relentless development and testing, we showcased the latest autonomous driving systems of “Junior”, the experimental vehicle of the University of Luxembourg, at the inauguration event of the Digital Cross-Border Testbed (April 3rd, 2019). Big thank you to the entire team and all of our partners, sponsors and supporters! Media articles/videos of … Continued

Digital Corridor Path Planner

Next milestone reached! We successfully tested our Digital Corridor Path Planner. It uses a highly accurate positioning system (D-GNSS) and a Model Predictive Controller (MPC) to calculate the upcoming trajectory. This technique can be used in combination with any digital cartography to predict waypoints for automated trajectory planning. Check out the video! Credits: SEDAN and … Continued

Nvidia Partnership with Luxembourg

The partnership between Nvidia and Research Institutes based in Luxembourg has now officially been formalized. The 360Lab will contribute as part of the involvement of the University of Luxembourg. A Cross-Disciplinary Approach One of the most powerful aspects of the AI lab is its emphasis on cross-pollination between disciplines, explained Stéphane Pallage, rector of the … Continued

Researchers’ Days 2018

For the second time, the FNR Researchers’ Days took place in Esch/Belval, Friday November 30th and Saturday December 1st. Visitors took part in fascinating science experiments, engaged with researchers and discovered how omnipresent research is in our everyday lives. With more than 30 interactive science workshops and science cafés they experienced science in a very interactive … Continued

Interreg GR “Terminal” Proposal selected for funding

We are pleased to announce that the Interreg Greater Region (V-A) proposal “Terminal” has been selected for funding. The project will test automated and connected mobility services in cross-border environments. Two scenarios have been defined, the first between Luxembourg and France and the second between France and Germany. The project consortium is composed of 6 … Continued

Motion-S and FEBIAC have entered in a strategic partnership

Motion-S and FEBIAC have entered in a strategic partnership for advanced mobility data management. Motion-S, as the first spin off of the SnT research center of the University of Luxembourg, has been working on the collection, augmentation and analysis of mobility data for the last four years. Serving primarily Insurtech to provide Pay-How-You-Drive products, Motion-S has … Continued

Autonomous Driving Demos

After six months of relentless development and testing, the 360Lab team demonstrated for the first time the autonomous capabilities of the experimental KIA Soul EV at two major events in Luxembourg beginning of June. We demonstrated an AI system which makes use of a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) to predict steering angles and generate control signals … Continued

First Autonomous Test Drives have started!

In preparation of our first autonomous driving demonstrations planned for the beginning of June, the researchers of the 360Lab have started their tests in a controlled environment. Those first tests consist in “teaching” the vehicle to drive like a human. To do so we use an End-to-End Supervised Machine Learning approach that relies on a … Continued

First public presentation of the KIA Soul EV

Our experimental vehicle made it’s first public appearance during the 2018 edition of the “Chercheur à l’école” organized by FNR. The FNR invited all researchers in Luxembourg to “go back to school” and inspire the next generation of researchers! For this occasion we showed the KIA Soul EV to a class of high school students and … Continued