Francois Legras, president of Deev Interactions, received a prize of 5000 euros from officials of the Credit Agricole du Finistere.

Crédit Agricole bank presents a check of 2500 € to support the Deev Interactions Telecom Bretagne start-up.

Deev interactions: a spin-off from Telecom Bretagne’s research laboratories

Deev Interactions, working since the beginning of the year in the incubator at Telecom Bretagne, Brest campus, specializes in the conception, design and audit of innovative interfaces. The company offers an innovative approach covering design, prototyping and evaluation of innovative interactive features (tables, touch pads, 3D environments, mediated collaborative spaces, etc.).
The company relies on research done at Telecom Bretagne in the field of human-computer interaction and assessment of uses and behaviors.Deev Interactions is able to rapidly produce new interactive device concepts, to build models and assess them using techniques of quantitative and qualitative analysis.

Idec 29 a way of supporting innovation in Brittany.

Idec 29, supported by Crédit Agricole du Finistère, is a financial support mechanism for value-added projects in the region.
The Idec 29 fund was created in 2003 to help company designers and developers. Its objective is to provide economically viable projects with free additional resources to strengthen their chances of success.
It was within this framework that, May 19, Deev Interactions received a check for €2,500 together with an interest-free loan of the same amount from the  Credit Agricole. This prize will enable the budding company to accelerate its marketing and commercial development. Since the creation of the Idec 29 development fund, 230 cases have been studied, allowing support for the creation of 50 jobs per year. About €1.5 million has been distributed since its creation.

The Telecom Britain incubator: a talent scout

Deev Interactions is accompanied by Telecom Bretagne and Technopôle  Brest Iroise through Emergys. Telecom Bretagne’s work in the field of business creation, either by promoting research work in its laboratories or by hosting young entrepreneurs from outside, has considerably contributed to the development of economic activity in the region. Since 1998, nearly 100 new businesses, representing 340 direct jobs, have been supported in the incubator with a 5-year success rate of over 85%.
Telecom Bretagne examines projects proposed by any person wishing to receive the technical and logistical support of its incubator at its premises in Brest or Rennes. The project must be innovative and based on digital technologies.