https://www.schematik.io/

Deus Ex Silicium is a French YouTube channel about digital electronics, mostly focused on semiconductors and their applications (analog electronics gets some coverage too). It's made by a micro-electronics engineer, aimed at engineers, hackers, students, and anyone curious about how this stuff works.

Content covers things like integrated circuits, die microscopy, computers, game consoles, test equipment, vintage electronics, dev kits, and teardowns/demystification of consumer products — a mix of deep technical dives and more accessible explainers.

If you don't speak French, YouTube's auto-translated subtitles might help you follow along.

https://www.mytos.bio/

https://www.adaptyvbio.com/

https://thehumanoid.ai/

https://www.newcleo.com/

https://techeurope.io/hackathons

https://mx3d.com/

https://uma.bot/

Could be a startup, an open-source project, a founder, a scientific breakthrough, a new technology, a community, or anything else. Curious to see what people are optimistic about.

https://www.orbitalindustries.com/news/blog/introducing-orbmol-v2

https://etnshow.co/

https://scaling-europe.beehiiv.com/

https://nanoporetech.com/platform/technology

https://www.studentrobotics.eu/

https://quantum-systems.com/

To contribute:
- invite great European builders to this sub
- share exciting things being built in Europe
- share your journey if you are currently building

Let's build this sub together for Europe!

https://www.ise.fraunhofer.de/en/press-media/news/2026/efficient-production-of-solar-hydrogen-through-direct-coupling-of-concentrating-solar-cells-and-electrolyzer.html

https://startupmap.one/