AI Program

We help VINCI Group entities design and develop promising artificial intelligence projects that have the capacity to reveal a potential growth driver or anticipate a market transformation.

Benefits of the program

– A development program open to all employees at all levels
– Secondment of an expert to work in tandem on your project
– Methodological support to design and develop your AI project
– Daily support for 6 months (coaching, training and mentoring)
– Access to a network of AI experts at the VINCI Group
– 4 workshops organised at Leonard to bring together the AI community
– More than 300 hours of training on data science


 

Programme schedule

– November and December 2023: project exploration phase
– End of December 2023: selection of the best projects
– January – May 2024: project acceleration phase
– June 2024: industrialisation in VINCI entities

48
projects
7
centres of excellence
8
in-house coaches

News

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With the United Nations Ocean Conference having just wrapped up and Leonard hosting a conference on July 3 on the challenges of designing more sustainable floating infrastructure for marine environments, we take a look at the various utopias and dystopias for aquatic economic activity and for living on and under water.

Building with place: the origins of bioclimatism

Clément Gaillard is an urban planner and designer by training, specialized in the challenges of bioclimatic design on an urban scale. Aymeric Bemer is an engineer and a teacher. After having worked for environmental consultancies and major architectural firms, he founded Albedya, a digital solution dedicated to climate studies. Each in their own way, they advocate for bioclimatic urban planning.

Radar – Our selection of innovative businesses #106

The Spanish start-up Strong by Form launches Woodflow-skin, an innovative interior coating made of wood-plastic composites. In France, Woodoo has created a partnership with Bouygues Construction to industrialise "augmented wood". The British start-up AUAR has raised £ 5.1 million to make the automated construction of wood structures more accessible

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