Moore's Law and The Future of [Technology] Economy

I’ve been in innovation now for quite some time: research, large companies, institutional funding in France and Europe, and startups. I’m 55…

My first robot. It could walk, move its arms and turn its head, using a single mechanical source! Pure XIXth Century technology…

I am currently working on a new project, Shaman, a startup selling very light personal HW & SW systems delivering behavioral information to any of us, some kind of « digital mirror ».

I am also co founder and advisor of VESTA-SYSTEM, a software company for energy efficiency based in Grenoble, France. In 2008 I founded with friends Kalray, a company selling a multi-purpose many core featuring 256 cores on a single chip. In between these entrepreneur activities, I worked in 2009 and 2010 as Smart Grid Director towards EDF Group Europe’s 40 million customers, and I was based in Yello Strom, Germany while traveling around the UK and France. Previously, I worked at CEA-DRT, now CEA Tech, a 4,000 researcher technological research center, where I was in charge of research programs in software. Previously, I worked at EDF R&D center, in Artificial Intelligence applications (e.g. I designed during my PhD an AI system able to explain the main events which caused the Three Mile Island nuclear accident in 1979 using qualitative reasoning and physics), program specification and automatic generation, numerical simulation and other things as well.

Jean-Luc Dormoy

Al Khawarizmi, whose name has given « algorithm ».

I have also been involved in institutional funding of R&D as president for evaluation of projects at the French National Research Agency, I worked with industry-research clusters called Poles de compétitivité, I was elected by european research at ARTEMIS board, a joined enterprise between european industry, research, the European Community and 20 European states for the 7th Framework Programme, I headed the ITEA2 roadmap for software-intensive systems, etc.

I also worked internationally, with the Americas as well as with China.

I was trained as a mathematician at Ecole Normale Supérieure de Saint-Cloud, and I received a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from Paris 6 University with Pr Jean-Louis Laurière, who sadly passed away in 2005.

Moore’s Law and the Future of [Technology] Economy de Jean-Luc Dormoy est mis à disposition selon les termes de la licence Creative Commons Attribution – Pas d’Utilisation Commerciale – Partage à l’Identique 3.0 non transposé.
Basé(e) sur une oeuvre à mooreslawblog.com.