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| Expertise Domains | Collaboration terms | Softwares | Standardization | Patents | Start-up Creation |
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| The technology companies stemming from INRIA |
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The technology companies stemming from INRIA are bringing products based on INRIA research prototypes to industrial standards or are spreading the Institute's know-how. Since the creation of Simulog in 1984, the first company to come out of INRIA, more than eighty other companies have followed its example. One of the most significant successes is that of ILOG, a world leader in software components that is listed on the Nasdaq and the New Market.
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In 2007, 9 companies were started :4D View Solutions, ActiveEon, Intuitive Machine, Milpix, MoveNPlay, Realtime-at-Work, Scalable Graphics, Siderion Technologies,Technosens. As a whole, the corporate gains and inventory for these companies resulted in gross sales of over 145 Meuro, and count near 1,500 employees. |
Creations in 2007
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Whether they are researchers, engineers or young PhD graduates, INRIA
supports technology company creation by all its scientists through a
privileged access to its networks and its specialised subsidiary :
INRIA
Transfert.
Moreover, staff researchers and engineers may benefit from the very
auspicious provisions of the French
law on innovation and reserach. Young PhD graduates who have prepared
their thesis within the INRIA may benefit from company creation grants
by the Institute.
I-Source Gestion, whose primary shareholder is INRIA Transfert is the leading French capital investment organization specialized in seed-funding of innovative companies based on information and communication technologies.
INRIA-Transfert, as sponsor, is one of the top subscribers to each of the four funds managed by I-Source Gestion - I-Source 1 & 2, C-Source and T-Source-which today total some € 100 million.
INRIA created I-Source Gestion in 1999, in the framework of a close partnership with AXA-Private Equity and CDC PME.INRIA and INRIA-Transfert have also permanent concern for promoting networking between companies whose creation or development was supported by INRIA, in the framework of the assembly of technology companies stemming from INRIA or the INRIA-Transfert Club.