Jean Camille

Jean Camille serves as a Lecturer at the Product Design and Innovation Laboratory (LCPI, EA 3927) within the School of Engineering at Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology since 2015. Holding a doctorate in Industrial Engineering from École Centrale Paris, he contributes to both academic instruction and research innovation across multiple industrial sectors including mobility, aeronautics, energy, luxury goods, and healthcare systems.

His research spans Innovation Management, Interactive Product Design, and Decision Support Systems, with particular emphasis on developing creativity tools for additive manufacturing and telehealth applications. Current projects explore nature-based carbon capture solutions, multisensory design interfaces, and sensor integration for smart connected products, reflecting his commitment to bridging engineering design with practical industrial applications.

Recent publications through 2025 demonstrate consistent output in high-impact journals, revealing strong thematic trends in

• Additive manufacturing education tools
• Ethical dimensions of innovation
• Data-driven design methodologies
• Telehealth economic modeling

His work increasingly integrates serious gaming concepts with engineering design processes.

As Educational Coordinator for the Research Masters in Interaction Design, he supervises seven doctoral candidates working on diverse topics from cultural institution interfaces to corporate DNA-driven innovation. His leadership extends to the Communities Design Society Circle of Digital & Health Decision-Makers, where he facilitates cross-sector knowledge exchange.

Within the LCPI laboratory, he contributes to the Organic research group focusing on product innovation systems, collaborating with industry partners to develop practical design methodologies that address real-world engineering challenges while advancing academic knowledge in sustainable design practices.