SLIGOS Technicomer CP8 Demo card. Probably an access demo for the special Lausanne rail system.

The term "Cinétique System Metrocine" refers most likely to the engineering infrastructure and automated operations behind the Lausanne Metro, particularly its famous rubber-tyred M2 line, which features the steepest slope of any fully automated metro line in the world, tackling a 12% maximum gradient (and an 11.5% platform slope at the Lausanne-Gare CFF station)

TMC Sophia Antipolis Park Business card with BULL 3 Facsimile chip.

Business card with thanks to Michel Mercier of Telemediacartes.

G-Tech Lottery card Demo for the G-Tech Users Conference at Pebble Beach California 1988 or Gaming functions concept. Gemplus Smartcard 1988. Attendee card Michel Mercier (Horizontal personalisation only), Executive Representative of Telemediacartes.

By 1988-89, G-Tech Corporation in partnership with Telemediacartes initiated a number of projects for Smartcard systems in USA, involving Lottery cards, Gaming- Casino, Providence, Rhode Island, Chicago, Atlantic City, and Las Vegas. These mostly took place around 1987-90

In 1988, GTECH Corporation—then the world's dominant provider of online lottery systems and computer networks—hosted its prestigious annual Users Conference at Pebble Beach, California.
While specific workshop agendas or attendee rolls from this 1988 event are confined to archived corporate records, the conference took place during a defining era for the company:
• Market Dominance: By 1988, GTECH supplied centralized technology and terminals for the vast majority of state-run lotteries across the United States and international markets.
• The "Users" Network: The conference gathered GTECH's primary "users"—who were actually high-ranking state lottery directors, government officials, and international gaming administrators—to preview new terminal hardware, encryption technology, and transactional software.

G-Tech Lottery card Demo for the G-Tech Users Conference at Pebble Beach California 1988 or Gaming functions concept. Gemplus Smartcard 1988. Attendee card Gerard Pons, CEO of Telemediacartes.

By 1988-89, G-Tech Corporation in partnership with Telemediacartes initiated a number of projects for Smartcard systems in USA, involving Lottery cards, Gaming- Casino, Providence, Rhode Island, Chicago, Atlantic City, and Las Vegas. These mostly took place around 1987-90

In 1988, GTECH Corporation—then the world's dominant provider of online lottery systems and computer networks—hosted its prestigious annual Users Conference at Pebble Beach, California.
While specific workshop agendas or attendee rolls from this 1988 event are confined to archived corporate records, the conference took place during a defining era for the company:
• Market Dominance: By 1988, GTECH supplied centralized technology and terminals for the vast majority of state-run lotteries across the United States and international markets.
• The "Users" Network: The conference gathered GTECH's primary "users"—who were actually high-ranking state lottery directors, government officials, and international gaming administrators—to preview new terminal hardware, encryption technology, and transactional software.

TMC Access card Personally used by Gerard Pons (manager of Telemediacartes) used at Sophia Antipolis (SA) site. Only 1 of 3 cards specially printed for Mr. Pons. Printed when the Amadeus project was actively being developed at S.A.

The AMADEUS Project, had the goal of upgrading the technology of European Airport and flight management. While the AMADEUS corporate headquarters were placed in Madrid, Spain, the core product development and engineering hub was built in Sophia Antipolis, France

Sophia Antipolis is a massive technology park in the south east of France. It was designed in 1969 by French Senator Pierre Laffitte. Currently home to approximately 2500 companies. In the 1980's a number of American companies became residents during a major expansion phase. This led to a number of Telemdiacartes programs tailor-made for US company systems
read more on Wikipedia relating to Sophia Antipolis
There is also an interesting website devoted to the history of this Technology Park:

SOPHIA-ANTIPOLIS official

TMC DHL Express TEST Card. TMCP8 type 2
Logistics functionality, and Access.

Gemplus 1 chip Smartcard.

TMC DHL Express TEST Card. TMCP8
Logistics functionality, and Access.

CP8 chip Smartcard.

TMC Hertz Car Hire Management Demo Card. TMCP8
Logistics functionality, and Access.

CP8 chip Smartcard.

TMC Hertz Car Hire BUSINESS Class (Le Meridian Hotel) Car Hire Management Demo Card.
Logistics functionality, and Access.

CP8 chip Smartcard.

TMC PUBLICARTE payment credit card Demo for VISA/ MasterCard. 10 Exemplaires

This card is part of the AMADEUS Project, with the goal of upgrading the technology of European Airport and flight management. While the AMADEUS corporate headquarters were placed in Madrid, Spain, the core product development and engineering hub was built in Sophia Antipolis, France

Gemplus 1 chip Smartcard.