The international event dedicated to startups will once again take place from June 14th to 17th at the Parc des Expositions in Porte de Versailles, Paris. The event will be attended by over 1,500 exhibitors representing 30 countries and over 1,200 startups.
For this seventh edition, the trade show’s long-time premium partner, Orange, is pleased to once again showcase nearly 150 startups from its joint innovation ecosystem, along with numerous exclusive demonstrations, conferences and talks. .
Meeting with Orange directors
On the main stage of Viva Technology 2023, Wednesday, June 14, 12:15 p.m.Hall 1, visitors are invited to attend the keynote. Orange CEO Christel Heidemannfocused on the AI revolution:Efficient, Ethical, Embedded: A New Era of Generative AIThe talk will focus on the emergence of generative AI and the resulting new era of opportunities and risks. Identifying these risks and working quickly to find innovative ways to maximize their benefits is a priority across our division. Making AI an integral part of the system will help us use it effectively and ethically. Combining the power of humans and artificial intelligence will undoubtedly accelerate innovation and creativity, a milestone that will impact how we work, think and live.
upon Thursday, June 15, 2:00 p.m.Hall 1, Huges Foulon, Executive Director and CEO, Orange Cyberdefense]will be introduced.Does privacy still exist?Our lives are more dependent on digital technology than ever before. From creating and developing social media where millions of users share the details of their lives, to blurring the lines between professional and public spaces during a pandemic, we are constantly generating and sharing data online. I’m here. What best practices should be adopted to protect one’s life online? How are companies considering confidentiality at the heart of the design of their products and services? And the legal framework? How are you changing with it?
upon Thursday, June 15, 4:00 p.m. In Hall 2, Pierre-Louis de Guilbon, CEO of Orange Events I will attend the sessionHow do sports connect to what matters to fans?Sport conveys Orange’s shared values of bringing people together by creating social bonds. The values of accessibility, inclusion, and building connections are the driving forces behind Orange as a technology facilitator for both sports and digital practice, in order to enable as many people as possible to play and watch sports. It reflects your role.
upon Friday, June 16, 12:10pmHall 1, Caroline Guillaumin, Executive Director of Communications, Orange” session.Building a brand for a better tomorrowA discussion of brand commitment and responsibility. What moral, social and environmental commitments will brands like Orange make in 2023?
Sportech and AI will be on display at the Orange Stand
In keeping with the show’s Sportech theme, months before major sporting events such as the 2023 Rugby World Cup and the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games, Orange is mobilizing an external ecosystem to bring athletes and sports professionals together. listens to the needs of That action is part of a beneficial co-innovation approach.
Among 150 startups, visitors can find 3 brand new demonstrations.
- Paralive
With the aim of optimizing sports performance and preventing health risks specific to para-athletes, the ParaLive project can utilize IoT and AI to analyze the performance and physiological conditions of para-athletes. Using BodyCAP technology, a small wireless electronic capsule and on-board monitoring solution, data is transmitted in real-time, enabling para-athletes’ efforts to be adapted in real time according to their physiology and physical condition. - Volume 3D for fans
For a fully immersive experience, volumetric 3D for fans provides a personalized experience at sporting events. Fans can move around the field and choose their viewing angle in real time while watching the event on their smartphone, tablet or VR headset. This technology uses motion capture, video processing from edge and cloud servers, ultra-realistic engines, and low-latency streaming. - Enhanced lineout
Thanks to volumetric capture and virtual reality, rugby players will be able to train on the touchline with the ‘Touche Augmentée’. This solution allows you to simulate different lineout he scenarios and recreate them at will without physically mobilizing your team.
Orange believes that artificial intelligence will only become truly meaningful if it can serve humanity and meet people’s most basic daily needs. As such, the company has made AI central to its innovation model to support the company’s growth and social and environmental objectives through his three pillars of making networks smarter, improving operational efficiency, and reinventing the customer experience. decided to put it in
In addition to Christel Heidemann’s keynote, this year Orange will showcase several startups developing impactful AI-centric initiatives, including:
- Wats.ai
Peer-to-peer sharing enables rapid access to information, capitalization of knowledge, and talent development (literature research, skill/expert identification). We also provide a forum for discussing the impact of ChatGPT on the workplace. - mail loop
Collect emails and appointments for analysis using over 200 metrics. Interpret your digital habits and their impact on your organization (psychosocial risk, mental workload, hybrid work, etc.). - Ewaty
A startup specializing in artificial intelligence and robotics with various facial recognition technologies in Africa. - positive eye
Positive AI is an association that aims to create a space for discussion, work and concrete sharing tools dedicated to companies wishing to adopt responsible AI. - arty feel
The startup has created Check’In, an all-in-one alarm box. This is the only artificial intelligence equipped alarm box that is 100% autonomous and he doesn’t need Wifi or electricity. AI applications for the general public. - AR51
The startup provides large-scale volumetric 3D computational technology for reproducing realistic photographs used in augmented, virtual and mixed reality.
The startup is redesigning the future of immersive experiences in entertainment and sports by developing technological solutions that combine AI and AR/VR at very high resolutions.
Support programs introduced at the Orange Stand
By highlighting the stand’s various programs, visitors can learn about all the forms of startup support available at Orange.
• Orange Ventures is an Orange fund focused on startup investments in Orange’s strategic areas of interest (networks, IT, cybersecurity, fintech), emerging technologies (e-health, games and VR, content), environmental and social sectors. is. Orange Ventures is currently backing nearly 50 of his startups in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
• The Orange Fab network is the world’s leading enterprise accelerator program aimed at accelerating and internationalizing startups supported by the Group. We have 21 Orange Fabs on his 4 continents.
• Women Entrepreneurship Program. This has already enabled her to help 320 women in their entrepreneurial process. With this program, Orange will specifically address each entrepreneur’s identified needs and provide personalized support based on the founder’s needs and expectations.
• Orange 5G Lab will enable start-ups and large enterprises to seize 5G opportunities through experimentation and innovation that will enable tomorrow’s applications.
• Future4Care is the leading French and European startup accelerator in the e-health sector. A partnership between Orange, Sanofi, Capgemini and Generali, aimed at accelerating the development and market delivery of concrete e-health solutions.
• Software République is an open innovation ecosystem supported by Groupe Renault, Orange, Dassault Systèmes, Atos, ST Microelectronics and Thales to accelerate sustainable, safe and smart mobility projects. As a world first, Software République will present his car on June 14 with the ‘H1st Vision’ concept, which integrates more than 20 French innovations.
