Now: autonomous vehicles and people
I'm a CIFRE PhD researcher working on autonomous vehicles and how they interact with humans. I'll share more about this work here once it is published.
Master's: game theory at the crossing
Game-theoretic interactions between pedestrians and autonomous vehicles
I was a Master's in Computer Science by Research candidate in the L-CAS group at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom. My research focused on decision making for automated vehicles and mobile robots, including OpenPodCar_V2, an open-source autonomous vehicle platform, as part of the European INTERACT project.
Foundations
I graduated with a Bachelor's in Automotive Engineering and have kept researching intelligent vehicles ever since, first in the UK and now in France.
Why I write
My writing started as DIVE, short for Driverless and Intelligent VEhicles. I enjoy writing about state-of-the-art advances and solid research in automotive engineering: new intelligent-mobility approaches and the technical detail behind them. Alongside the technical work, I write about new and upcoming automated-driving features from global OEMs, and occasionally about related areas such as marine autonomous systems and mobile robots.