2025-06-17 –, Main stage
In the context of digital sovereignty and interoperability, open-source solutions for embedded systems, especially intercoms, provide an alternative to proprietary systems. Liblinphone enables secure communications, while Linhome allows remote control of intercoms.
The city of Échirolles, a pioneer in open-source software, is deploying our technology in a school to modernize and secure intercom systems. This session will share their feedback, challenges, and the potential for adoption in other public infrastructures.
In the context of digital sovereignty and interoperability, open-source solutions for embedded systems, especially intercoms, provide an alternative to proprietary systems. Liblinphone enables secure communications, while Linhome allows remote control of intercoms.
The city of Échirolles, a pioneer in open-source software, is deploying our technology in a school to modernize and secure intercom systems. This session will share their feedback, challenges, and the potential for adoption in other public infrastructures.
Outline for the presentation:
1. Introduction: Presenting the speakers, Context and challenges of intercom systems in public places, Benefits of open-source solutions for these use cases
2. Presentation of the Liblinphone technology
3. Use case: Experimentation at the city of Échirolles
4. Perspectives and expansion to other public places
After having worked during 10 years in the telecom division of Hewlett Packard, Jehan Monnier found Belledonne Communications in 2010 with Simon Morlat, the original author of the Linphone project. Since then, Jehan is holding positions in technical direction and management.