Four – the number of start-ups that have emerged from Laplace’s research over the last five years.
The latest start-up to emerge from LAPLACE (December 2020), deeper pulse aims to assist in the design and optimisation of electromechanical converter devices through the analysis and innovative design of magnetic configurations. Its specific focus is on topological optimisation methods.
Interview F. Messine, deeper pulse, LAPLACE :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvMFHH7Xivk
Created in 2019, the young H2Pulse is an extension of the Toulouse hydrogen platform, launched in 2010 by Laplace, with the aim of carrying out research into the conversion (fuel cells) and production (electrolysis) of hydrogen and supporting industrial companies in this field. Hydrogen energy will play a role in the future energy mix decarbonisation, both in stationary grids (electricity, gas) and in the vehicles of the future. This is a key area of research which is in full expansion or the Laplace with the creation of a technological test and innovation centre of over 10,000 m2 on the Toulouse-Francazal site by 2024.
At |Méso|Star> we develop statistical methods for Monte Carlo based scientific calculations for the analysis and sizing of energy systems in all their complexities, whether geometric, time, space or phenomenological. This activity is mainly focused on two themes: radiative transfer and coupled heat transfer.
This start-up mainly develops the POWERFORGE tool for modelling power electronics circuits and systems with the aim of their design and optimisation. Following its acquisition by the American company Gamma Technologies, this tool became GT-Powerforge and is now integrated into a software suite covering the various fields required for the design of hybrid or electric vehicles.
