NeuROM-X was a company specializing in interactive communication. The core team consisted of experts trained in programming, communication, visual arts, and museology.
NeuROM-X's expertise has developed through various artistic projects, some of which have been exhibited and awarded prizes abroad. Experience in university teaching and research enables its members to take a critical look at computer communication and develop an approach that combines aesthetic sensitivity and communicational effectiveness. Driven by a desire for innovation and realism in terms of the benefits of interactivity, NeuROM-X intends to devote itself to intelligent communication projects.
The NeuROM X team responsible for producing the CD-ROM Palomar ou le regardeur actif (Palomar or the Active Viewer) consisted of: Joseph Lefèvre, Eric Mattson, and Alain Mongeau.
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