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Kalysta had the pleasure of welcoming Professor Ming-Jun Zhang, representative of Le Cnam (National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts) in China.

The visit provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives on advanced robotics, electrohydraulic actuation technologies, and potential avenues for academic and industrial collaboration between France and China.

This meeting reflects Kalysta's commitment to fostering international scientific exchange and strengthening connections between research, education, and industrial innovation.

Université Paris-Saclay published an in-depth article on Kalysta’s work towards the first European electrohydraulic humanoid robot.

The article presents Kalysta's electrohydraulic actuation technology, its origins in academic research, and its vision for developing a European humanoid robot. It also explores the technology's industrial applications and long-term ambitions in advanced robotics.

Kalysta participated in Viva Technology for the second confirmed time, exhibiting at the Université Paris-Saclay stand at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

The company showcased its ultra-compact electrohydraulic actuation technology and advanced control solutions for robotics and embedded systems, highlighting the potential of high force-to-weight actuation for next-generation robotic applications.

Kalysta participated in Deeptech Connect 2023 at Le Carreau du Temple in Paris.

Selected for the Innovation & Society pitch session, Kalysta presented its technology to industrial partners, investors, and representatives of the French deeptech ecosystem.

The event highlighted promising technologies emerging from academic research and encouraged collaboration between innovative startups and industry.

Kalysta's electrohydraulic actuation technology was featured in the French business newspaper Les Échos in an article on lighter yet stronger robots.

The article highlights the challenge of developing robotic systems that combine high force output with compact, lightweight architectures, a central objective of Kalysta's technology.

Kalysta participated in Viva Technology 2023 in Paris, presenting its high-performance electrohydraulic actuation technology within the Université Évry Paris-Saclay and IBISC innovation ecosystem.

The event provided an opportunity to introduce Kalysta's technology to the international innovation community and highlight its potential applications in robotics and advanced mechatronics.

Université Paris-Saclay published an article on strengthening robots and exoskeletons, highlighting Kalysta's innovative electrohydraulic technology.

The article explores the potential of compact, powerful actuation systems to advance robotics, exoskeletons, and other applications requiring high force within limited weight and volume.

Kalysta participated in an innovation event dedicated to technology transfer, organized by SATT Paris-Saclay at HEC Paris.

The event brought together researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry representatives to showcase the transformation of scientific research into innovative technologies and industrial applications.

Kalysta was selected through the WAI BNP Paribas and Poclain innovation initiative to explore improvements in hydraulic motor performance.

The collaboration demonstrated the industrial potential of Kalysta's compact, high-performance actuation technology and its relevance to next-generation hydraulic systems.

SATT Paris-Saclay announced its technology transfer agreement with Kalysta Actuation, supporting the development and commercialization of innovative electrohydraulic actuators.

The agreement marked an important step in bringing technology developed through academic research to industrial markets.

Kalysta joined the SATT Paris-Saclay Deeptech Factory, marking an important milestone in transforming its electrohydraulic actuation technology into industrial solutions.

This step supported the development of compact, high-performance actuators for advanced mechatronic applications.