Victor Paléologue
Freelance Software Engineer for Robotics, AI and smart devices — PhD in Human-Robot Interaction — Paris, France
Summary
Robotics are like magic to me: tell the right words (software), and the robot will animate (hardware). For more than 10 years, my job has been to develop GUI tools and SDKs to help users become wizards of robotics. Such development involved intense teamwork, good organization, communication and a lot of programming skills.
I specialize in AI for embedded software: I can bring machine learning, chatbots and task planning into robots, as well as mobile and web apps, and I have serious experience integrating tough code into custom targets. All of these are ingredients for better Human-Machine Interaction, working towards Human-Robot Interaction, the field I specialized in with my PhD at ISIR, Sorbonne Université.
Experience
Semio
Making Semio’s next animation tool for robotics, from Los Angeles (remote). Software architecture, development process and DevOps. Cross-platform development in Rust (Web & Embedded).
Studied and presented various approaches for a new behavior system. Developed the new behavior system in Rust, and demonstrated it on NAO.
Enchanted Tools
Developing the next Skill System for the Mirokai robots, in Paris. Pushing natural interaction forward with (small) language models and more autonomous decision-making. Sharing expertise for architecture and software industrialization.
ESIEE Paris
Teaching Rust for cybersecurity and networking to future engineers. A way of sharing something I care about, beyond business as usual.
Palaio Logic
Offering my skills to robotics companies and integrators of conversational AI as a freelance. Development of embedded software (C++, Python, Rust, Kotlin, Java) and consulting for software architecture and SDK design. Independent research projects on Pepper’s behavior, using AI planning technologies.
Skills
Programming
Robotics & AI
Engineering
Education
Sorbonne Université
PhD in Human-Robot Interaction2016 – 2019
Thesis at ISIR: teaching robots behaviors using spoken language.
IMT Atlantique
Engineer's degree, Control Theory & Industrial Computing2006 – 2010