Welcome to my layer, Mr. Bond.
It's working.
Yes.
So yeah, welcome.
You may ask yourself how you ended up in Ubichu 147.
And the answer is useful of this schedule.
Yeah, that was my trap.
I was some talks to trap you here now.
Think about the last one about the aviatries.
So fascinating, aren't they?
But anyway, I'm not here to talk about the aviatries.
I'm here to tell you about my evil plan to conquer the world.
And I know what are you thinking.
Yeah, you look butplexed.
I know.
Because why I'm doing this?
Yeah, such a cliche, isn't it?
But no, I'm not stupid.
We are the first them.
So the world deserves an open source of evil plan.
That's why I'm telling you everything about it.
So every villain, that's how they call me.
Neera, an origin story, that's how young people call it.
Now it is.
And yeah, that's me.
That's me younger dreams.
Not many years.
A little bit more.
Mostly the same.
And look at me with my first human robot.
Yes, this is 2005.
I was doing human robots before you had the one average single week.
Yes.
I was a pioneer in the field of human robots.
We built the first one in Europe.
But now nobody remembered me for that.
Yeah, they don't even know.
My robots are literally in a museum about this story of robotics.
But I made peace for that.
I'm not bitter about it.
When I see this picture, the only regret I have is,
why did you choose that color for the robot on the left?
I mean, what was I thinking?
I don't know.
And I was young.
But so no, this is not my trauma.
It's okay.
I accept that.
Then, you know, during this robot, it was not easy.
There was this art of debugging that many of you know.
You, you miss a bunch of knows about that.
Right?
And the number one is change something and see if it works.
That's the number one way you fix your problem with the robots.
The number two way to do that is change nothing.
And run it again.
Because you've been there.
Many people have been there.
The robot does something weird.
What is this?
Then you run it again and it works.
You run it again and it works.
And you think problem solved.
And then we have this unsung hero of debugging.
Yes, printf.
Reliable, loyal.
And for people that are a little bit more posh, a little bit more, you know,
refine, printf with several levels.
So, but once again, this is not my problem.
I mean, at the end of the day, I was young and naive.
And these were self-infected wounds.
Right?
I can't blame anybody else, but myself.
And finally, something happened in the history of robotics.
Kit Ross came promising to be the solution to our frustration.
Now, our pain were robots.
And people, they were not there.
Don't appreciate how impactful that was.
It was really something else.
Yeah, now you complain about a cold,
and then using a specific Ubuntu.
You haven't reconpired the current.
We had tools, so many tools.
Yes.
Harvey's Ross Beggs.
TF over TF.
And there was something, something that was not okay.
There was something deeper.
There was chipping on my soul, on my hope in the future.
Probably the tipping point, the cause,
my, me, to turn to the dark side,
I could applaud.
Yes.
You, only after our spent looking at the plot,
with a 30 degrees of freedom robot,
and 12 sensor is where you really,
I lost it.
So that's the reason why I created the plot juggler.
Thank you.
Guys, guys, guys, guys.
Important.
How many people use plot juggler here?
Good, good.
Okay, I need you.
I need you.
At the end of presentation.
Please, don't let me down.
I trust you.
Right?
There's something that you will need to do.
Okay?
Yes.
So.
Interesting.
That's why I created the plot juggler.
And let me show you.
Because this is the best part.
Every, every person doing your open source software
is delighted to show other people their software.
And I'm delighted to.
So yeah, this is it.
You can create.
So the goal project was managed ten thousand times
years with one million points each.
We don't know problem.
Real time.
High frame rate.
And you were supposed to be able to navigate
through all these data easily.
But not just visualized data.
You can transform it, understand it.
For example, you have a built-in functionality for first order
derivative integral.
We gave it.
You know, so many.
And if you're not satisfied with those.
Hand the options.
You can create your own.
You are script to create whatever you want.
So no more Python script.
Just to do the derivative of a variable.
Or to see the frame rate.
People do that.
And there's something even more important.
Why?
Why was so popular over the years?
This was, I started this ten years ago.
And because the power of plugins allow me to extend
the data sources of plug editor.
For example, these are the streaming plugins they have.
I have more that are not official.
You can open the lab equipment,
ethercutter.
And then you have a parsing plugin.
If you want to open a file, you know,
the usual suspecter.
All this is the parsing story.
Sorry, Mr. Bond.
And so you can parse different format.
Proto-bath.
Ross.
Message-bath.
Jason.
Pure DDS.
With Noros.
And then the files.
For KCSV.
Ross-baths.
And couple.
Independent from Ross.
And you can create more.
User can create more.
So this is the deal.
I want you to imagine this.
Just in a weekend, I did the PX4 plugin.
And I conquered the heart of hundreds of drones.
Pilots.
Just with as little as two days.
And after ten years.
Ten years developing this.
You know what?
A lot of people talk, you know,
about a toxic behaviors.
People complaining.
Why things don't work.
And, you know, being entitled.
And asking you for solution.
That's not what happened to me.
I received a lot of great.
Creatitudes.
A lot of people were generally grateful.
But my work.
And this is the reason why I'm not stopping here.
I'm going ahead.
2026 will be the year of blood pressure.
Because this user supported me.
Believe in me.
And I have a roadmap.
So what can I ask now?
Now it's time to tell you about my plan.
So first of all, we need a new data engine.
We need more data.
More data.
Even on your laptop.
Because people are.
They need more.
We are in 2026 now.
And also, you know, I want to respond in more engine domain.
A lot of people in robotics and drones.
Just plug it up.
But why not lab equipment?
Why not medical?
Yeah.
I drink big.
And then.
This is, but I love this.
I'm really proud about this.
Mr. Bond.
The plugin marketplace.
Yeah. Like the big guys.
You're a BS code.
So that's my bias strategy to have people contributing
to blood jogger and make it even greater than it is.
And last.
Data in the cloud.
Yes.
You can see the data in the cloud.
Oh.
What is the.
Are you surprising, Mr. Bond?
You didn't expect that, right?
Yeah.
You believe that you.
You have 3DV is very zish, and you're gadgets, right?
That you were the only one capable of doing that.
Another question for you.
Who?
Between me and you is the real villain.
You betrayed the values of open source.
You got millions of venture capital money to do the infrastructure
physically, I.
Yeah.
And you close source your software.
So, oh, should I call you Mr. Bond?
No, your real name is just something between me and you.
Yeah, yeah, I think about it.
Because I have almost 6,000 GitHub stars.
I have more than 100, 100 the contributors
over the 10 years and I have something else
that nobody else has and I'll show you.
I'm unstoppable.
Because, right, my Cloud Juggler users stand up.
And now, I want you to wait, wait, wait.
On my signal.
Now, I want you to sell everybody at Boston with one word.
With one word.
What is that thing that makes you smile every time
you open Cloud Juggler to make Cloud Juggler unique.
So, it is there.
Again?
Yes, yes.
Sorry.
I got a little bit carried away.
I'm sorry, Mr. Bond.
And I know this is the part where usually you untie yourself
and you break my plans and you stop my plans.
Maybe you can stop me, but the source code is on GitHub.
Thank you.
Any question?
We can't go ahead and have a beer.
It's OK.
By the way, the one is there.
Yeah.
It is time box.
You can't take it.
Thanks a lot for the presentation.
So, for the theatrical edition on it.
I wanted to ask an historical question because I also felt like you felt
and I was trying to make my own better plotting tool for us.
I was wondering what you tried before coming to the actual project.
I mean, this is ten years old.
There wasn't nothing.
Yeah, but what you tried, like design wise,
like you tried other languages are there.
No, not really.
Because as many open source projects
these evolved over the years and they took shape.
There was no big plan to shape over the years
based on the feedback of what I wanted.
So, you know, I started small and, you know,
version of the version.
I would be nice to do that.
And also, I would say that, you know, it was for me a nice green field
where I could experiment things or learn something.
So, it was for me also an opportunity to learn something new.
For, I don't know, web technology.
So, storage.
So, it was, you know,
entertaining for myself to do this.
You are a very powerful person.
But you're also fighting with a greater power probably out there.
Yes, you know what my name is?
David.
Absolutely.
So, this mission is very difficult.
And I'm also on a similar path.
I think we should hit them the most unexpected move.
Maybe we should have a terminal UI for a blockchain.
That would be an expected, of course, of course.
And at the end of the day, you know,
that the spirit of open sources about, you know,
doing something that, first of all, you find valuable yourself.
That you offer to others and maybe others find it useful.
And, you know, I joke a lot about this bottle.
Of course, I joke today about the bottle.
But it's really about saying, okay,
I think that I can do something useful for myself, first of all.
Then I can use and can use it for others.
And, you know, this world map I have for,
that is actually what I want to do is because I believe that
bloggers still has a specific role in the toolbox of people.
So, it doesn't replace anything.
Is what you use in certain situations to debug it.
And in that situation, you will use another software that has more features.
And they, they over me overlapped a little bit,
not at much, but also there's something that blogger does better.
There is the part of processing data.
So, you know, transform the data.
Any other questions?
You know, this is Mark Komont,
I put the drawn domination.
I'm part of the pilot.
And we also got a plugin for projectors or two.
So, it's working quite fine.
Thank you for this.
Yeah, you're working.
Beer time?
Okay.
Photos, everybody, anyway, it wants to be in the picture.