Ludovic is an associate professor at Université Savoie Mont Blanc, affiliated with the SYMME laboratory and Polytech Annecy-Chambéry. His research focuses on the modeling and simulation of mechanical systems for mechatronics, with applications spanning from indentation mechanics at micro/nano scale to nonlinear vibration energy harvesting and vision-based localization for surgical navigation. He combines theoretical modeling with experimental validation and emphasizes open, reproducible science through the development of open-source numerical tools. His work is marked by a strong interdisciplinarity, close industrial collaborations, and an ability to explore non-mainstream approaches, particularly in material modeling.

Christian is a research engineer and PhD graduate at Université Savoie Mont Blanc, affiliated with the SYMME laboratory. His work focuses on computer vision applied to biomedical contexts, with a particular emphasis on three-dimensional localization and 3D digitization of instruments and anatomical structures. He develops methods that combine physical devices (stylus, ArUco markers, monocular cameras) with vision-based algorithms to achieve high-precision reconstruction and tracking, while rigorously assessing repeatability and robustness. He places strong emphasis on practical, reproducible tools and real-world applications — notably in computer-assisted surgery — through interdisciplinary collaborations spanning anatomy, biomechanics, and surgery. His research is characterized by a pragmatic approach that integrates experimental validation, instrumentation, and image processing.