Rooted in science

Behavioral AI built on rigor.

Stern Tech develops a French, sovereign, next-generation behavioral intelligence technology designed to reveal weak signals and bring a new depth of analysis to organizations.

Our technology is built through a scientific approach, testing protocols, rigorous documentation and a clear conviction: AI should augment human analysis, never replace it.

A sovereign and documented deeptech approach, designed for professional environments where precision, trust and human supervision are essential.

A technology born from one obsession: understanding humans better

Stern Tech analyzes observable signals from human interactions: voice, language, rhythm, attention, engagement, coherence and multimodal behavior. These signals help enrich the reading of situations and provide professionals with finer, more structured and more actionable indicators.

Behavioral intelligence

Our technology explores weak signals in human interaction to bring a new depth of analysis to demanding organizations.

Multimodal analysis

Stern Tech combines several observable dimensions to illuminate behaviors, exchange dynamics and interaction contexts.

Augmented decision-making

Our solutions give professionals a finer reading of situations while keeping humans at the center of interpretation and decision-making.

A method designed for behavioral deeptech

Our approach combines applied research, prototyping, testing, documentation, field analysis and continuous improvement. The objective: turn breakthrough technology into concrete, useful and operationally actionable tools.

01

Observe

Identify relevant behavioral signals within a clearly defined use context.

02

Model

Structure these signals into readable, contextualized and actionable indicators for professionals.

03

Test

Evaluate models, document their uses, refine performance and better understand their limits.

04

Deploy

Integrate the technology into demanding professional environments with human supervision.

Science serving breakthrough technology.

Stern Tech is not building generic AI. Our work is to transform behavioral analysis into a sovereign, fast, scalable and operationally usable capability for concrete business contexts.

Weak signals Multimodal analysis Behavioral AI Augmented decisions French deeptech

A Scientific Advisory Board to challenge and strengthen our choices

Stern Tech relies on a multidisciplinary Scientific Advisory Board to support its research direction, challenge its methodologies and strengthen the scientific robustness of its behavioral intelligence technologies.

Pierre-Paul Vidal
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Pierre-Paul Vidal

Centre Borelli — Behavioral quantification, sensorimotor research and human-performance monitoring

Pierre-Paul Vidal is a CNRS Research Director associated with the Centre Borelli. His work focuses on the quantification of human movement and behavior, both normal and pathological, through non-invasive observation and measurement protocols.

His research is central to Stern Tech’s scientific ambition: making weak behavioral signals more measurable, more interpretable and more useful without reducing people to automated judgments.

His fields of application include sports training, military training, clinical monitoring, prevention, rehabilitation and the longitudinal observation of people engaged in complex tasks over time.

Behavioral quantification Sensorimotor research Non-invasive protocols Human performance
Lise Haddouk
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Lise Haddouk

Centre Borelli — Telepsychology, emotion, intersubjectivity and multimodal assessment

Lise Haddouk is a clinical psychologist, Doctor of Psychology and Associate Professor with HDR in Psychology. Her work explores telepsychology, remote psychological practices, cyberpsychology and the transformation of psychological interaction through digital environments.

Her expertise brings a critical perspective on emotional expression, telepresence, intersubjectivity and multimodal assessment.

Telepsychology Emotion Multimodal assessment Intersubjectivity
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Christophe Labourdette

Centre Borelli — Technical direction, scientific computing and technology transfer

Christophe Labourdette is Technical Director of the Centre Borelli and an IR-CNRS engineer. His role brings an essential bridge between research environments, scientific computing and operational technology.

His contribution is important because behavioral AI must be robust, reproducible, documented and technically controlled before deployment.

Scientific computing Technical rigor Reproducibility Operational systems
Agnès Kubiak
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Agnès Kubiak

Consult-Trends — Trend detection, design strategy and user-behavior evolution

Agnès Kubiak works on trend research, design strategy, consumer insights and the translation of macro-societal shifts into concrete product and service directions.

Her expertise helps connect behavioral intelligence to real-world adoption, market expectations, user experience and the interpretation of weak signals beyond purely technical measurement.

Trend research Design strategy Consumer insights User behavior
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Eric Bellamy

Computer science, systems engineering and operational deployment

Eric Bellamy brings a computer-science and systems-engineering perspective to the Scientific Advisory Board. His contribution focuses on the engineering discipline required to transform scientific concepts into operational software.

His profile helps strengthen Stern Tech’s approach to robustness, algorithmic clarity, integration constraints, maintainability and technical reliability.

Computer science Systems engineering Robustness Operationalization

Important clarification: the Scientific Advisory Board provides scientific and methodological insight. It is not a legal, regulatory or certification body, and it does not replace the client’s own governance, compliance or validation processes.

One scientific foundation, five verticals

Stern Tech’s strength lies in its ability to adapt the same behavioral intelligence to very different sectors: recruitment, market research, wellbeing, simulator-based training and interactive experiences.

Alex

Augmented analysis of professional traits, expressed motivation and role fit to enrich HR assessment.

Pegasus

A finer reading of reactions, preferences and engagement signals from voluntary panels to accelerate marketing insights.

Shield

Advanced indicators designed to support the observation of sensitive signals within frameworks led by competent organizations.

WiseDriver

Attention, vigilance and progress indicators designed to enrich instructional follow-up in automotive or aeronautical simulators.

AnnaO

A narrative and interactive AI experience exploring synthetic consciousness and the emergence of a unique digital companion.

Stern Tech’s power lies in one technological promise: making weak signals more readable, faster to interpret and more useful to human analysis.

A sovereign, French, ambitious behavioral AI designed for demanding professional environments.

An architecture designed for trust

The performance of behavioral AI does not depend only on its models. It also relies on documentation, usage frameworks, human supervision, technological sovereignty and the ability to integrate into demanding professional environments.

Documented

Our technologies are designed to be explained, presented and contextualized in the materials specific to each service.

Sovereign

Stern Tech designs and develops French sovereign technology, with particular attention to security, confidentiality and control.

Supervised

The indicators produced by our solutions are designed to support professionals, not to replace their domain expertise.

A French, sovereign, next-generation technology.

Stern Tech builds behavioral AI capable of turning weak signals into advanced indicators, through a scientific approach, rigorous documentation and human supervision embedded in the deployment logic.

Usage notice

Stern Tech develops behavioral intelligence solutions designed to support human analysis. The results provided are analysis-support indicators, interpreted within the client’s business process.

Deployment, information, human supervision and data-processing terms depend on the service concerned, the use framework and the applicable documentation.