Julien Expérimentateur @ExpJulien

« Faire ce qu'on veut. » « Avoir le choix. » « S'exprimer librement. » 💬 Voilà la liberté, telle qu'on nous l'a définie dans la rue, micro en main. Puis on a glissé un mot de plus dans la question : numérique. Et là, ça se complique. Pourtant, c'est aussi vrai pour nos vies numériques : ➡️ Faire ce qu'on veut 👉 savoir où vont ses données ➡️ Avoir le choix 👉 pouvoir changer de fournisseur sans tout reconstruire ➡️ S'exprimer librement 👉 construire avec des outils ouverts Rendre ça possible, c'est notre métier. Le montrer, c'est prévu à @VivaTech du 17 au 20 juin, sur notre stand, avec des démos, des experts et nos partenaires. Le tout avec un concept qui résume bien l'idée : Choose Freedom. 📍 Retrouvez-nous au Hall 7.3, stand 3D05. #VivaTech #VivaTech2026 #ChooseFreedom

From Coding Lines to Commanding Starship Launches: The Power of Passion + Equity At just 27, Guo Can, known as the “Starship Queen”, sits in SpaceX Mission Control with a headset on, eyes locked on real-time data. One call from her can protect a billion-dollar rocket. Her early code powers core Starship launch logic. She’s not just watching history, she’s writing it. Guo didn’t chase the highest salary. She bet on passion and ownership. While many engineers optimize for bigger paychecks, Guo joined SpaceX early. She poured herself into the mission of making humanity multi-planetary. Her base salary is around $130k, solid, but not life-changing on its own. What she accumulated? 80k–150k shares. When SpaceX went public, those shares grew to roughly $24 million. This isn’t luck. It’s the compound effect of: - Doing work that lights you up - Joining the right team with a massive vision - Trading short-term cash for long-term ownership Her story proves a powerful truth: When you align your passion with the right startup, your dreams don’t just grow, they launch. Whether you’re an engineer, founder, designer, or early employee, don’t just work for a paycheck. Work for equity in something bigger than yourself. The late nights, the pressure, the belief… they all pay off when you’re part of building the future. What’s your Starship? Find the mission that excites you. Bet on yourself. Bet on the team racing toward the stars. The view from orbit is worth every risk. Who else is inspired by stories like Guo Can’s? Drop a reply or share your own journey below.

"Il y a un écart entre ce qu'on appelle la valorisation de levée et la valorisation de marché." Le président d’Obbo, Cédric Meston, alerte sur l'existence d'une "bulle" autour des investissements dans les start-ups. QE, l'émission qui augmente votre quotient économique, présentée par @TCroisiere Ce soir à 20h30

Figure 03 makes it look easy to walk down the stairs Yet this a difficult engineering problem for humanoids 🔵 When you walk downstairs, your foot swings out over empty air before finding the next step 🔵 The robot can't fully see where it's landing; cameras & depth sensors struggle with stair edges & shadows 🟢 The entire upper body is already tilting forward from gravity so if the foot lands even a few cm too far forward/back, the humanoid will fall 🔵 Humans fix this with a lifetime of balance training the body does unconsciously 🔵 Humanoids have rigid flat feet and milliseconds of latency between sensing and correcting

The Louvre Museum in Paris is hosting an exhibition dedicated to the painter and engraver Martin Schongauer (c. 1445/1450–1491), which runs until 20 July. Although perhaps less well known than the young artists he inspired (including Dürer), he marked the transition from the Gothic style of the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. He was, however, very famous in his own time, having lived the life of an itinerant painter across a territory stretching from Burgundy to the German principalities, via Flanders and Alsace, where he was born. His style is characterised by the humanity and grace of his depictions, as well as by a constant and meticulous attention to the smallest detail, a trait inherited from his goldsmith ancestors. His surviving works are as rare as they are scattered, and this exhibition offers us the chance to discover 7 of the 8 paintings attributed to him with certainty, as well as over a hundred drawings and engravings. Sadly, he was taken by the plague at around the age of 45. Here are four works on display: 1. Altarpiece by Jean d’Orlier, side panel, c. 1470–1475 2. The Virgin with the Rose Bush, 1473 3. The Censer, c. 1470–1485 4. The Great Carrying of the Cross, c. 1475–1480

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🚨BREAKING: SpaceX wants to send one million people to Mars by 2050 using thousands of Starship rockets. Meet Starship, the fully reusable rocket built to make that number real. The system is designed for up to 30 launches a day, with boosters that return to Earth minutes after liftoff and rapid refueling that turns one rocket into thousands of trips. Built to haul millions of tonnes of cargo and the people who follow it.

La Chine 🇨🇳 allume le 1er datacenter sousmarin alimenté par l’éolien offshore Posé à 35m de profondeur ▶️Un data center classique consacre env 1/3 de sa consommation électrique au refroidissement. Sous l’eau, ça tombe à 1/10e via L.PIECHOCKI buff.ly/XOkDgnY

🇫🇷 OVHcloud est en négociations pour racheter Gladia, une startup parisienne spécialisée dans l’IA vocale. 💬 Gladia, fondée en 2022, excelle dans la transcription audio intelligente en plus de 100 langues et compte déjà plus de 2 000 clients entreprises. 🤖 Cette acquisition permet à OVHcloud de renforcer son offre OVHai en IA générative multimodale et agentique. boursorama.com/actualite-econ…

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China Accelerates Deployment of Humanoid Robots in Real Scenarios. 🇨🇳 China is pushing humanoids and embodied AI into factories, logistics, retail, healthcare, safety, emergency response, and disaster prevention. The key is the real-robot data loop: train in real sites, collect task data, then use it to improve models, hardware components, safety, and deployment. The 2026 target is clear: 100+ high-value scenarios and the capability for 10,000-unit-scale rollout. For humanoids, this is the shift that matters: fewer staged moves, more useful work.

Mail, téléphone, IBAN, adresse… Searcher retrouve les données privées de millions de Français commentcamarche.net/securite/pirat…

🚨 ONE WEEK TO GO 🚨 Nominations for the Startup Daily Best in Tech Awards close midnight Friday 19 June. It’s free to enter - and there’s nothing to lose. Just the opportunity to recognise the startups, founders and teams doing standout work across our tech ecosystem. 🏆 Award categories: • Startup of the Year • Scaleup of the Year • Most Innovative Startup • Best Regional Startup • Best Sustainability Startup • Best New Idea • Best Technical Leader • Best New Founder • The AI Gamechanger • Best Startup Marketing • Startup Employee of the Year • Best Accelerator, Incubator or Startup Workspace • Future Leader of the Year • The GSD Award If someone comes to mind - or it’s you - now’s the time. Enter now before nominations close: bestintechawards.com.au

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If you are headed to #SIGGRAPH2026 in LA this July, check out NVIDIA Research’s MotionBricks work for both animation and robotics. 🤖 Learn about our presence: nvidia.com/en-us/events/s…

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One open model. 350,000+ motion clips. 15,000 FPS. MotionBricks from NVIDIA Research runs real-time character animation at scale, without hand-crafted transitions or fine-tuning. And yes, it works for robotics too. #SIGGRAPH2026 paper, demos + code: nvlabs.github.io/motionbricks

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OceanOneK is an underwater humanoid robot developed by Stanford University for deep-sea exploration. It is controlled by a human operator using a haptic and 3D visual interface, allowing it to perform delicate underwater tasks with its robotic arms. The robot is equipped with stereo cameras, onboard computers, and eight thrusters that help it see, navigate, and move in different directions underwater.

10 milliards annoncés pour l'IA française. Mais qui en profite vraiment ? Evan Kervella décrypte l'équation : argent japonais, puces américaines, modèles étrangers — et pour la France, quelques emplois de construction. La souveraineté numérique, c'est autre chose. Épisode disponible sur YouTube et en podcast 🎬 buff.ly/N8r4Pcc #SiliconCarne #IA #DataCenter

Débat retraite / évolution démographique, il manque une donnée majeure ➡️ taux d’emploi des seniors car 4 français sur 10 de 55 à 64 ans sont au chômage ! En l’état passer à 68 ans c’est leur infliger + 4 ans de chômage. Quel projet de société souhaitons-nous !? @24hPujadas

Nous avons besoin de visionnaires ultra-riches "Lorsqu’ils sont visionnaires, les entrepreneurs sont des moteurs essentiels de l’innovation, de la prospérité et du progrès de la société." contrepoints.org/nous-avons-bes…

L'adoption de l'IA freinée par le retard de #formation en entreprise L'écart se creuse : Si 88% des pros du numérique anticipent l'évolution , seuls 17% estiment que la formation est à la hauteur. buff.ly/aEScSA1

This #Autonomous Boat Cleans Waterways Using Pure #CleanEnergy by @wef #Sustainability #ClimateTech #TechForGood

Hybrid models work because one model rarely fits every stage. linkedin.com/company/mandal… #VentureCapital

La Lituanie inaugure sa première station d'hydrogène vert, au port de Klaipeda. 2,25 MW d'électrolyse PEM, 127 tonnes par an, triple usage : voitures, poids lourds et navires. 👇👇👇 h2-mobile.fr/actus/lituani-…