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First Software Sensor

The essential camera-based solution
to address the challenges of the
future of mobility.

We increase robots’ autonomy by providing them the visual common sense they need to navigate.

What we offer

Aloception Bird Eye View

Aloception is a camera-based software vision sensor. It provides 3D scene understanding in a Bird Eye View (BEV) for autonomous and/or assisted mobility.

The BEV is an enriched representation of a navigable scene. All essential information to navigate through an environment are concentrated into one single output.

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Aloception

Who we help

Same core technology for all

Aloception addresses the challenges of two main industries shaping the Future of Mobility : Mobile Robotics and Smart Mobility.

Genericity enables adaptability. Aloception aims to tackle challenges from different sectors, for different environments and  use cases.

Autonomous mobility

Autonomous mobility

Assisted mobility

Autonomous mobility

Where we stand

Observation is key

Autonomy comes from intelligence. Intelligence comes from observation.

A high level of scene understanding is the first step towards autonomy. Visual Behavior has made Observation its main focus by providing an enriched scene understanding for mobility applications.

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How we do it

Children walk
before they talk

Like a child who knows how to navigate around a chair and a dog before knowing their names, Aloception focuses on the depth and geometric understanding of the environment rather than the semantic aspect of things.

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Camera-based only

Monocular, stereo, fisheye

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Unified architecture

Automatic sensor calibration and fusion

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Spatio-temporal reasoning

Time and geometric analysis for more robustness

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Lightweight real-time understanding

Embedded system and recurrent formulation

Humans navigate with their eyes, the rest happens in the brain.
We focus on the brain, not the extra sensors.

Who we are

Ambitious team for ambitious goals

Founded in 2020 by Rémi Agier and Thibault Neveu, Visual Behavior now counts 15 creative and passionate people focused on solving observation problems for robotics.

Based on our extensive experience in cognitive science, computer vision and robotics engineering, we aim to help autonomous mobility companies by providing a scalable and affordable scene understanding solution.

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Rémi AGIER

CEO & Co-founder

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Thibault NEVEU

CTO & Co-founder