Pioneering Resilience in Machine Learning and Communication Systems

Exploring the nexus of machine learning and resilience, our institute pioneers research and solutions for robust, adaptive systems

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To adapt artificial intelligence techniques for use in distributed systems functioning in extreme conditions

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Efficient implementations of such techniques in embedded and real-time systems

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Train high-level students in the most advanced artificial intelligence techniques

What is ReMI

Resilient Machine Learning Institute

L’École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) and multinational Ultra Electronics have joined forces to create the first institute of distributed artificial intelligence in Montreal : The ÉTS-Ultra TCS Resilient Machine learning Institute, dubbed the ReMI (Resilient Machine learning Institute).

Reputed for working in tight collaboration with the technological ecosystem, ETS has allied itself with Ultra Electronics TCS, a world leader in critical communications systems, to adapt artificial-intelligence techniques for use in systems functioning in extreme conditions.

Created in 2019, ReMI will apply its innovations when communication problems arise in the wake of major incidents around the world, such as floods, tsunamis or earthquakes and even terrorist activity.
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Innovative thesis exploring machine learning’s impact on system resilience enhancement.

Innovative thesis exploring machine learning’s impact on system resilience enhancement.

Advance your career with our Diploma in Machine Learning Resilience, blending theory with practical application.

Advance your career with our Diploma in Machine Learning Resilience, blending theory with practical application.

Exploring machine learning’s role in autonomous resilience for cyber-physical systems

Exploring machine learning’s role in autonomous resilience for cyber-physical systems