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Who we are
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Our mission: to make artificial intelligence accessible to all
Democratize AI to enable everyone to participate in this technological revolution.
The impact of AI
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing industry, healthcare and services, while raising ethical, philosophical and societal issues that are essential to understand.
Our commitment
We firmly believe that everyone, whatever their age or level of knowledge, should have access to the basics of artificial intelligence.
AlphAI, our solution
Our AlphAI solution makes learning artificial intelligence intuitive, interactive and accessible, thanks to a fun, visual approach.
What guides Learning Robots
Our team:
the faces of Learning Robots
At Learning Robots, we share the same mission: to make AI accessible, intuitive and engaging for everyone. Discover our team of experts dedicated to creating innovative and fun solutions for learning AI.
Thomas Deneux is a graduate of the Ecole Normale Supérieure and holds a PhD in Computer Vision. A CNRS research engineer at the Institut de Neurosciences Paris-Saclay for the past ten years, he is pursuing research in neurorobotics, and founded the Learning Robots start-up in May 2020. He is convinced of the many challenges that AI represents for society, and of young people's ability to appropriate both its technical and societal aspects.
Axel Haentjens is a graduate of the Ecole Centrale and has spent 25 years with the Orange Group in Strategy, Sales, Marketing and Communications positions. He launched the "One Cloud" project in the Orange Group in the early 2010s and until 2019 is the director of strategic partnerships in the field of data management, cloud and cyberdefense. He brings to Learning Robots his experience in corporate strategy, strategic partnership management and international business.
An engineer from the Ecole Centrale de Lyon, Simon Collet holds a doctorate in theoretical computer science (specializing in algorithmic game theory) and a degree in mathematics. After two years as a teacher, he joined Learning Robots to take charge of all AlphAI software development and teaching tools.
Mohamed Rabhi holds a degree in Economic and Social Administration from the Université Panthéon Assas, and is currently in his 2nd year of a Supply Chain Management MBA at ESG. He joined Learning Robots in September 2023. Personally in charge of receiving and processing orders, he contributes to the assembly and testing of robots prior to shipment to customers.
With a degree in Economics and Management from the Université Evry Val d'Essonne, and currently in his 2nd year of a Supply Chain Management MBA at ESG, Olivier Defiez joined Learning Robots in September 2023. Personally in charge of inventory and supply management, he contributes to the assembly and testing of robots prior to shipment to customers.
A school teacher for 15 years, Marie Martin has experimented with the introduction of digital technology in general, and robotics in particular, into her classroom practices. She currently works as a digital educational advisor for the Essonne department, and is also studying for a Master 2 in "Learning Sciences" at the Centre de Recherche Interdisciplinaire in Paris. This year, she joined Learning Robots to put her experience at the service of developing educational tools for elementary schools.
Do you share our passion for educational technology?
Join Learning Robots to contribute to our mission and revolutionize AI education!
Why choose Learning Robots?
Discover our solutions for education or explore our offerings for businesses to introduce your teams to AI technologies.
Awards and recognition
Since our inception, Learning Robots has received several awards, recognizing our commitment to educational innovation and AI accessibility. We are proud to be supported by prestigious partners and to be recognized by the education and technology sectors.
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What our customers think
Discover how other schools and companies have transformed their teaching approach with Learning Robots to demystify and understand artificial intelligence.
With Learning Robots, Thuasne supports its teams as they build their AI skills thanks to a practical, accessible approach.
Thank you very much, sir, for this practical course, it was really great. The added value is enormous in the part where you see the q-table, to see all that live, the resnet and all that, it 'imprints in the brain it's nickel.
I bought the first AlphAI in 2022. Since then, it has become a regular part of my teaching on artificial intelligence. One of the good things about AlphAI is that it's easy for students to start using. But its great strength lies above all in the visual representation of a neural network in the software, which makes understanding a neural network much clearer for students.
The AlphAI solution, supported by the French Ministry of Education's Edu-Up commission, makes the effects of AI programming tangible, in line with the development of educational robotics.
I'd like to remind you once again of the quality of the support you give us: if properly implemented, AI teaching will be a real plus for our young people!
As far as the pedagogical value is concerned, there's no doubt about it: these machines are a fantastic support, and the students have been hyper-responsive with them.
I'm very happy with this hardware and software, which demonstrates the concepts of artificial intelligence in a very simple way. I hope to be able to continue using it for years to come.
AlphAI fills the gap in artificial intelligence education. It's our greatest discovery of the last seven years!
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Thanks for this tutorial! It's really more fun to learn this way. We understand better when we manipulate than with mathematical equations, and even then that's how we understand the mathematical components.
The AlphAI solution is an excellent tool for introducing middle and high school students to artificial intelligence in a fun and captivating way. Over 2,100 boys and girls were trained at the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie in 2024, and over 3,500 in the last two years.
I find the AlphAI software and Learning Robots a very good solution for familiarizing my students with artificial intelligence. The learning path takes you step by step through the complexities of AI, with very practical, well-documented exercises.
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