Loic Cuvillon

Loic Cuvillon is a Lecturer at the University of Strasbourg, affiliated with Télécom Physique Strasbourg and the ICube Laboratory. He serves as Head of the 3rd year specialty in Automation, Robotics (ISAV) for the general engineering diploma, is an elected member of Télécom Physique Strasbourg's improvement council, and represents staff on the ICube Laboratory's Hygiene and Safety Council.

His educational background includes:

• Engineering diploma from ENSPS (2002)
• Doctoral thesis in robotics from University of Strasbourg (2006)

Dr. Cuvillon's research centers on Robotics with emphasis on fast visual servos, predictive ordering, manipulation robotics, medical and surgical robotics, and physiological movement compensation. Current projects include the ANR STRAD project (STReet Art Drone, 2022-2026) developing drone-based street art systems, and the ANR Tir4Street project (2022-2026) applying thermal infrared for urban tree monitoring. His work integrates robotics, data science, and healthcare technologies through partnerships with ICube, GIPSA-lab, INRAE, and industry collaborators.

He has secured competitive research funding through:

• ANR STRAD project: Partners include ICube, GIPSA-lab, Polyvionics, and Spacejunk
• ANR Tir4Street project: Partners include ICube, INRAE, and Strasbourg Eurometropole

No scientific awards were documented in the source materials.

As an educator, Dr. Cuvillon designs and supervises advanced robotics practical work including UR5 manipulation systems, mobile robotics with Lego EV3/Turtlebot3 platforms, Segway control systems, and real-time computing under Linux Xenomai. His teaching directly supports student skill development in automation and robotics engineering.

He operates within the ICube Laboratory (UMR 7357), a joint research unit of University of Strasbourg and CNRS, contributing to medical robotics and data science research themes while participating in Télécom Physique Strasbourg's InnovLab technical committee.