Innovate to…

Invent Our Future
Innovation Management
and Promotion
In order to succeed in an environment where
economic competition grows evermore fierce, in
order to gain an advantage over ones rivals, in
order to obtain and maintain a position at the
top, the simple application of basic knowledge
and methods is no longer sufficient.
Because you grow faster through innovation
Analyse the context,
construct an offer
Innovaxiom has conceptualised and materialised
this access to winning innovation for you.
Act now to benefit from the skills that Innovaxiom
offers :
Innovate to… Improve the satisfaction
of ones intermediaries - Guarantee and
preserve a high standard of quality
Establish oneself better - Impart flexibility
and security to production - Simplify the rules
of management and maintenance Diminish
costs and delays - Reduce the effects on
the environment - Differentiate oneself
Increase technological challenges...
•• Anticipate the needs of the market to be in
place to satisfy them at the perfect moment
•• Maximise the production of new ideas and
strengthen communication between the
research and development and marketing
departments
•• Have Have use of high performance tools
of communication and commercialisation
•• Effectively preserve the product’s identity
whilst continuing its technological development
•• Benefit
from
a
renowned
interface
between the worlds of industry and research
•• Enhance the capacities, potential and
property of the enterprise.
BIOLOGY optics, biosciences, molecular physiology, MATERIALS catalytic processes, nanostructured
and nanocomposite materials, industrial biotechnology, technical and functional textiles,
PHYSICS quantum mechanics, astrophysics, plasma technology, ultra-intense lasers, BUILDING air
management technologies, biomass based composite materials, integration of Renewable Energy
technology, COMPUTING system architecture, signal treatment systems, robotics, network security,
ENERGY – ENVIRONMENT eolian systems, synthetic fuel, heat pump technology, membrane filtration,
nuclear reactors, MATHEMATICS spectral theory, complex variables, algorithmics, aleatory matrixes,
stochastic models, LIVING TECHNOLOGY cell therapy, functional genomics, recombinant vaccines,
medical imaging and instrumentation, CHEMISTRY biosynthesis, molecular chemistry, catalysis,
radiochemistry, TRANSPORTS intelligent highway systems, intelligent vehicle safety, automated
aerial systems, acoustics, ELECTRONICS converters, electromagnetism, electrical networks,
DISTRIBUTION – CONSUMPTION authentication technologies, traceability, MECHANICS
mechatronics, hydraulic and thermic machines, noise and vibrations, assembling, PRODUCTION
METHODS intelligent sensors, photonic processes, engineering of complex systems, tools and processes
of coconception, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING logistics, maintenance, risk control, INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY computer data storage, embedded systems, RFID and non-contact
cards, human-computer interaction, nomadic display.
Innovaxiom SAS - 9 rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques - 75005 Paris - France
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Crédits photos : Cetim - Coria - Innovaxiom SAS - Philips
Innovate by... the brand – the identity
the target – the image – the use – the product
the concept – the materials – the process
the skills – the function – the methods
the event – the design – the technique
the communication – the organisation – the
distribution – the synergy between partners…
Illustrations : Grégory Vera
Today the combination of mastering the
economic environment, knowledge of the latest
scientific and technological evolutions in one’s
field, and a precise evaluation of an ability to
adapt and develop are the best guarantees to
successfully anticipate and create the products
and services of tomorrow.
Enlisting the help of an organisation that has a
methodology and the tools to place innovation
at the heart of your business strategy will
facilitate the creation of new ideas and favour
the development of new sources of value in both
resources and capabilities.
Favour the emergence
of your ideas
boost
innovation,
• Evaluate growth potential
• Ratify the relevance of projects (market
studies, strategic surveillance, economic
viability)
• Creative sessions and innovation committies
• Organisation advice, organisation models
• Scientific and industrial partnerships
• Public and private financial assistance
Transform your ideas
into winning projects
Strengthen and manage an image, communicate
effectively, make your actions profitable
• Brand name and slogan creation
• Visual and aural identity (design, prototypes)
• Institutional document conception (press
supports, activity reports)
• Promotion (marketing operations, direct
publicity campaigns)
• Event organisation (exhibitions, press
conferences, lectures)
• Website creation and referencing
Form,inform,andprotect
your inventions
Strengthen your knowledge, anticipate all
progress, and secure your innovations
• Scientific and legal training
• Technological surveillance
• Capitalisation of skills
• Brand protection
• Applying for patents and transfers
• Tax system of innovation
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Last
Their ideas created our everyday life – To the inventers recognised by all humanity !
1750
1785 The first aerial crossing
of the English Channel in a
hydrogen balloon
1809 First use of mass
production by Maudslay
1825
First “commercial”
railway line
1845
Beginnings of the
use of chemical fertiliser
1860 Stanislao Cannizzaro
1752 Benjamin Franklin
invents the lightening rod
1793
Thomas
Young
explains how the eye
accommodates sight
1810
Joseph Fourier
discovers the trigonometric
series
1830 Thimonnier improves
on the invention of the
sewing machine
1847
Ascanio Sobrero
discovers nitroglycerine
1865 Louis Pasteur shows that
1764 James Hargreaves
invents the “Spinning Jenny” ,
the first spinning machine
1796 The first vaccination
against smallpox by Edward
Jenner
1815 John MacAdam
invents the road surface
which still carries his name
1831
1850
1867 Alfred Nobel procures
1769 Joseph Cugnot
creates the “ Fardier ”, the first
steam powered automobile
1797
Garnerin makes the
first parachute jump in
history
1815 The Baron Drais invents
the velocipede “the draisienne”,
ancestor of the bicycle
1831 Faraday discovers
electromagnetic induction
1851 Elias Howe is awarded
a patent for his lockstitch
sewing machine
1776 Construction of the
first submarine “ the Turtle ”
by David Bushnell
1798
Aloys Senefelder
invents lithograpy
1816 First photograph
taken by Nicephore Niepce
1833 Xavier Progin obtains
1781
Herschel discovers
the planet Uranus
1799 Smith produces the
first detailed geological
map
1817
Sertürner discovers
the nature of morphine
1782 Joseph Priestly
discovers the respiration of
plants
1800 Volta updates his
electric batterye
1783
First flight by P. de
Rozier and d’Arlandes in a
Mongolfière air balloon
1801
1784 James Watt patents
World population is 700
million
his steam engine
1899 Camille Jenatzy breaks
the 100km/h speed barrier in
the « Jamais contente »
1909 Louis Bleriot crosses
the English Channel in an
aeroplane
1922 Insulin is described
in the Journal of Laboratory
and clinical Medicine
1934 Discovery of artificial
radioactivity by the JoliotCuries
1948
Denis Gabor creates
the hologram
1969 Neil Armstrong walks
on the moon
1977
Launch of the first
Meteosat satellite
1994
1891 Almon Strowger
invents
the
automatic
telephone exchange
1900
1910
Casimir
Funk
discovers the vitamin B1
1927 The Jazz singer, the
first ‘talking picture’
1935 Robert Watson-Watt
1953
Crick and Watson
propose the double helix
structure of DNA
1971 Invention of the
first CT X ray scanner by
Cormack and Hounsfield
1979
invents radar detection
First launch of the
rocket Ariane 1
1995 Mayor and Queloz
discover the first extrasolar
planet
1882 Construction of the
first electric power station
1894 Gabriel Bertrand
demonstrates the existence
of oligo-elements
1901
1910 Thomas Hunt Morgan
edifies the bases of the
theory of heredity
1927 Jan Oort confirms
that the Milky Way galaxy
is in rotation
1935
Wallace Corothers
invents nylon
1955
Narinder Kapany
invents the optical fibre
1972R.Tomlinsonimplements
the first email system between
different networks
1979
The invention of the
Compact Disc
1996 The
1869 Dimitri Mendeleev
publishes the periodic table
of elements
1884 Greenwich is adopted
as the universal meridian
1894 Freud exposes his
theory of the unconscious
mind
1902 In Science and
Hypothesis, Poincaré outlines
special relativity
1911
French ship “la
Foudre” is converted as a
seaplane carrier
1928
Alexander Fleming
discovers penicillin
1938 Laszlo Biro, improving
the viscosity of the ink,
creates the ballpoint pen
1957 Sputnik 1, earth’s first
artificial satellite
1973 Launch of the Skylab
space station
1980
1996
Minitel
The
protease
inhibitor treatment for AIDS
is improved
1853 C. Frederic Gerhardt
creates the formula for
Aspirin
1869 Ives W. McGaffey
invents a machine using a
partial vacuum to suck up dust
1887 The discovery of
Hertzian waves
1895
Röntgen takes the
first x-ray photograph
1904 Ira Washington
Rubel discovers the process
of offset printing
1913
Neils Bohr publishes
a model of the atomic
structure
1929
Hans
Berger
records
the
first
electroencephalogram
1938
Teflon
1958 First implantation
of the fully implantable
pacemaker
1973 Marcian Hoff invents
the microprocessor
1981 First flight of the
space shuttle Columbia
1997 The Sojourner robot
lands on Mars
1835 Coriolismathematically
describes the force which
still carries his name
1855
Swiss matches are
presented at the Great
Exhibition
1874 Construction of the
first pipeline
1887 M.Bertrand
demonstrates the displacement
theory of tectonic plates
1895
The first projection of
the “cinématographe” by
the Lumière brothers
1905 Albert Einstein
publishes the theory of
special relativity
1913
First industrially
made refrigerator
1929 Edwin Hubble
publishes his law on the
expansion of the universe
1940 Karl Landsteiner and
1959
Georges Mathé
makes the first successful
bone-marrow transplant
1974 Roland Moreno
invents the “ smart card ”
1981
First TGV between
Paris and Lyon in service
2004 The Mars Express
Orbiter detects water on
Mars
1818
Louis-Jacques
Thénard isolates hydrogen
peroxide
1839 Alexandre-Edmond
Becquerel discovers the
photovoltaic effect
1856 Bessemer invents the
converter for the production
of steel
1875 Jablochkoff invents
the arc lamp, known as the
“ electric candle ”
1887 John Dunlop invents
1895 Willem Einthoven
invents electrocardiography
1906
1914 The opening of the
Panama canal
1930 Discovery of the
planet Pluto by Clyde
Tombaugh
1943 Willem Johan Kolff
develop the first functioning
artificial kidney
1960
Perutz and Kendrew
explain the three dimensional
structure of haemoglobin
1975
Maupas discovers a
vaccine against hepatitis B
1986 The Mir space station
is put into orbit
2005 The
silicones
Bichat publishes
two treatises of anatomy
(general and descriptive)
1821
1842
1857 Bond takes the first
photo of the moon
1876
Graham Bell applies
for a patent on telephone
1887
Reflexes
are
explained as a function of
the spinal cord
1896
Becquerel discovers
natural radioactivity
1907
Alva Fischer invents
the first electric washing
machine
1921
First public radio
emission in France
1932
and Kroll
electronic
1947 Invention of the first
1960
1975 The spacecrafts
Viking 1 and 2 fly towards
mars
1988
2007
World population is 5 billion
First public sales of
the iPhone
1802 Nicolas Appert
creates the first canning
factory in the world
1824 Joseph Aspdin
obtains the patent for
Portland cement
1859 Gaston Planté invents
the lead acid battery
1881 Pasteur vaccinates
sheep against the anthrax
disease
1889 The inauguration of
the Eiffel Tower
1897 Diesel builds the first
working prototype of the
engine which carries his name
1907 The first take off of a
helicopter
1921 First BCG vaccination
against tuberculosis
1933 E.W Fawcett and R.O
Gibson invent polyethylene
1947 Raytheon builds the
first microwave oven
1977 First flight of a stealth
1991
2007
Fresnel establishes
the wave theory of light
Gauss
the theory on
numbers
exposes
complex
a patent for his typewriting
machine
C.Williamson Long
identifies the anaesthetic
properties of ether
1843
Samuel
Morse
constructs his first telegraph
line
World
billion
population
is
1.1
popularises the theory of
Avogadro’s number
heating milk to more than 70°C
is enough to conserve milk
the patent for dynamite
1882 Walther Flemming
describes the principle of
cell division (mitosis)
1890 First flight of Clement
1882 Daimler improves
on the four stroke engine
invented by Beau de Rochas
the pneumatic tyre
Ader, with the Eole
World population is 1.55
billion
Jokichi
isolates
and
adrenaline
Kipping
Takamine
purifies
discovers
Ruska
develop
the
microscope
Plinket
discovers
Alexander Wiener discover
the Rhesus factor
transistor
Theodore Maiman
creates the first working laser,
based on synthetic ruby crystal
1962
Discovery of the
shape memory alloy, nitinol, a
mixture of nickel and titanium
plane
Development
of
Sumio
Lijima
discovers nanotubes
Opening of the
tunnel beneath the English
channel
human genome
card is created
Huygens probe
lands on Titan
World population is 6.6
billion
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