Maestro at DEMAIN(S), les World Models — May 28th

The Maestro Consortium among the exhibitors at DEMAIN(S), les World Models, a Cap Digital event exploring the technologies that will allow AI systems to represent, simulate, and anticipate the behaviour of the real world.

On Wednesday, May 28th, 2026, Cap Digital hosts the second edition of its DEMAIN(S) series at its venue in the 10th arrondissement of Paris (14 rue Alexandre Parodi, 75010). This edition focuses on world models — at the intersection of AI, robotics, simulation, and 3D environments — through a morning of keynotes, live demonstrations, and exchanges with the teams building these technologies.

The Maestro team will be presenting the open-source robotics stack developed by the Willow research team (ENS / CNRS / Inria), featuring Pinocchio for rigid-body dynamics, Simple for next-generation physics simulation, and the control and learning tools that connect them. Together, they form a complete ecosystem for training and deploying robots while reducing both training time and data requirements — a physics-grounded approach to world models for robotics.

Maestro will be exhibiting alongside projects from the CEA (2MORDOR, sim-to-real for industrial robotics), ISIR / Sorbonne Université (robotic embodiment), Kyber (ultra-low-latency streaming for real-time control), and several other startups and labs working on world models for cloud infrastructure, 3D reconstruction, and scientific imaging.

Attending the event

Note: the event will be held in French.

The event runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Registration is free. Register on Eventbrite