A delegation from the Seoul Digital Foundation at the Greentech Living-Lab
On Friday, February 26, Paris Est Marne & Bois welcomed the Korean delegation from the Seoul Digital Foundation at the Greentech Living-Lab, managed by the Ecolab teams of the General Commissariat for Sustainable Development. Yo-Sik Kang, president of the structure, and Boris Kim, traveled to Paris to discuss their partnership with PEMB. The visit focused on the smart and sustainable city.
The sequence began with an opening speech from Yo-Sik Kang; Fréderic Michot, Deputy Municipal Councillor in charge of supporting the Local Economy, Employment, and Businesses; and Gerald Delmas, President of the Val-de-Marne Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Symbolically, the different stakeholders ratified their partnership with a signature, and then shared a glass of friendship around a buffet on the rooftop.
A Sequence dedicated to the activities of the Greentech Living-Lab
Afterwards, the participants gathered in a room of the Greentech Living-Lab to attend the presentation of Ecolab and its missions by Thomas Cottinet. The innovation laboratory within the research and innovation service of the CGDD, Ecolab works for ecological transition through two fronts. The first aims to promote innovation for the ecological transition of French start-ups through initiatives like the Greentech Innovation label, support for these start-ups, and the Greentech Living-Lab service. On the other hand, the laboratory carries the policy of the ministry’s data administration and, by extension, the use of data for the benefit of public policies concerning ecological and energy transition as well as territorial cohesion. Ecolab is also responsible for the AI and Ecological Transition roadmap.
This was followed by the presentation of UNICO, a Greentech Innovation certified start-up, by Jules Grammont. The certified start-up, which previously benefited from the services of the Greentech Living-Lab, has since established itself as the leading provider of business software for waste management.
Next, the start-up WaltR, also Greentech Innovation certified, represented by Lorenzo Constantino and currently hosted at the Greentech Living-Lab, had the opportunity to present its services to the Seoul Digital Foundation. It provides an innovative solution that uses optical sensors to gain a more nuanced understanding of atmospheric pollution. Their technology allows for real-time, high-resolution data collection in urban and peri-urban areas.
We are certain that these exchanges will enrich the partnership between the PEMB and Seoul territories. With the certainty that, thanks to this partnership, French companies innovating for ecological transition within the Greentech Living-Lab will shine internationally!
Korea visiting the Living-Lab Greentech !
A delegation from the Seoul Digital Foundation at the Greentech Living-Lab
On Friday February 16, Paris Est Marne & Bois welcomed the Korean delegation from the Seoul Digital Foundation to the Greentech Living-Lab, managed by the Ecolab teams of the General Commissariat for Sustainable Development. Yo-Sik Kang, president of the structure, and Boris Kim, traveled to Paris to discuss their partnership with PEMB. The focus of the visit was the smart, sustainable city.
The event began with a keynote speech by Yo-Sik Kang; Fréderic Michot, Deputy City Councillor in charge of supporting the local economy, employment, and businesses; and Gerard Delmas, President of the Val-de-Marne Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Symbolically, the various parties involved ratified their partnership with a signature, then shared a glass of friendship over a buffet on the rooftop.
A Sequence dedicated to the activities of the Greentech Living-Lab
Afterwards, participants gathered in a room at the Greentech Living-Lab to hear Thomas Cottinet present Ecolab and its missions. Ecolab, the innovation laboratory of the CGDD’s research and innovation department, works on two fronts to promote ecological transition. The first is to encourage French start-ups to innovate for the ecological transition, through schemes such as the Greentech Innovation label, support for start-ups, and the Greentech Living-Lab service. Secondly, the laboratory supports the ministerial data and hashtag AI administration policy, and by extension, the use of data for the benefit of public policies on ecological and energy transition and territorial cohesion.
This was followed by Jules Grammont’s presentation of UNICO, a Greentech Innovation accredited start-up. The labelled start-up, which formerly benefited from the services of the Greentech Living-Lab, has since established itself as the leading provider of business software for waste management.
Next up was start-up WaltR, also Greentech Innovation label certified, represented by Lorenzo Constantino and currently housed at the Greentech Living-Lab, which had the opportunity to present its services to the Seoul Digital Foundation. It provides an innovative solution that uses optical sensors to gain a finer-grained understanding of atmospheric pollution. Their technology enables real-time, high-resolution data to be collected in urban and peri-urban areas.
We are certain that these exchanges will enrich the partnership between the PEMB and Seoul territories. And we’re certain that, thanks to this partnership, the French companies innovating for the ecological transition within the Greentech Living-Lab will shine internationally!