Benjamin Lussier

Benjamin Lussier serves as a Research Professor at the Technological University of Compiègne (UTC), affiliated with the Heudiasyc UMR CNRS 6599 research laboratory. His academic work is centered at UTC, BP 20529 60205 COMPIEGNE, where he contributes to both research and teaching activities within the institution's technical programs.

Professor Lussier's research interests span critical areas in computer science and engineering, with primary focus on Fault Tolerance and Dependability as well as Robotic Architecture and Systems. His work addresses fundamental challenges in system reliability and autonomous robotic systems design, with applications in critical infrastructure and cooperative drone technologies.

His teaching portfolio includes Databases (NF17) and IT Project Management (LO23), courses that align with his research expertise in system architecture and management. Notable research projects he has led include the Airmes project (2016-2019), which developed a flotilla of cooperative drones in collaboration with industry partners like Scalian, Aerosurveillance, EDF, and SNCF, and the IMOFIS project (2009-2011), which established security requirements for critical systems design with partners including Alstom, Renault, and CEA.

Professor Lussier maintains active research collaborations with both academic and industrial partners, as evidenced by his involvement in multi-organization research initiatives. His contact information includes telephone number 03 44 23 79 82 and email benjamin.lussier@hds.utc.fr.