Motion Platform

12/05/2025

Motion! The First AI-Native Multi-Sided Platform for Autonomous Innovation. 🥇

Our Vision:

We envision a future where innovation is orchestrated, not accidental, making the impossible visible, actionable, and scalable. 🤖

We're not building another workflow tool for IT departments. Motion! sits at the same table as the CEO and strategic leadership—giving them what they've been missing: clarity, decision power, acceleration, and intelligence for innovation decisions.

Motion! A multi-sided platform connects them with pre-vetted talent and the latest AI technologies, ensuring they disrupt the market instead of being disrupted—an all-in-one, always-learning, always-growing, intelligently connected ecosystem.

Lear more about Motion! 🌐 📧 [email protected]

06/25/2025

Révolutionner l'innovation grâce à l'IA : Rejoignez Motion! 🚀 à Paris.

Chez Motion!, nous construisons la plateforme d'innovation leader basée sur l'IA, connectant esprits brillants, idées innovantes et ressources essentielles pour résoudre les défis les plus complexes du monde. Grâce à des analyses de données approfondies et à des solutions d'IA de pointe, notre mission est de transformer les possibilités en avancées technologiques concrètes ayant un impact réel.

Tout comme le GPS, les smartphones et les paiements mobiles ont rendu Uber indispensable, la révolution actuelle de l'IA fait de Motion! un acteur majeur. Nous sommes à l'avant-garde de cette transformation et recherchons des talents exceptionnels en IA pour rejoindre notre « Core Team » Motion! au Tech HUB de Paris.

Façonnez l'avenir de l'innovation avec nous!

Nous recrutons chez Motion! à Paris :
🧠 AI Data Scientist
🧠 AI Solutions Platform Engineer
🧑‍💻 Machine Learning Engineers
🤖 Agentic AI Engineers

Rejoignez-nous pour construire l'avenir de l'innovation pilotée par l'IA - Pour plus d'informations, veuillez nous contacter directement par email : [email protected]

12/01/2024

State of European Tech 2024: A decade of progress and the road ahead.
A special 10th anniversary edition of the State of European Tech report, produced by Atomico with key data contributions from Invest Europe, celebrates a decade of remarkable growth and resilience in European technology. The report details the ecosystem's transformation, its global potential, and the hurdles to overcome for sustained success.

Since 2015, European tech companies have raised a cumulative $426 billion, ten times the amount raised in the previous decade. The report, compiled by Atomico with Invest Europe and other data partners, projects European tech investment to reach $45 billion in 2024, comparable to the $47 billion secured last year.

The report highlights:

European tech has grown rapidly over the past decade, with a world-leading early-stage startup ecosystem. Challenges remain in unlocking growth-stage funding. European tech could be worth $8 trillion ten years from now, employing a world-class talent pool of 20 million people.

11/29/2024

When Generative AI Meets Product Development:
From ideation to user testing, large language models are allowing companies to explore more ideas and iterate faster.

"As enterprises experiment with generative AI use cases, one promising area is emerging: incorporating image- and text-generation tools in the product development process. Innovation groups are using generative AI to enhance ideation and creativity, gain market and customer insights, and add user-friendly interfaces to sophisticated systems.

In our research in the field and dozens of interviews with managers, we have seen how Gen AI can be a catalyst for transforming traditional innovation workflows. The use cases described below offer insights into three ways companies can navigate the integration of these technologies to increase the productivity of their innovation teams.'

Image- and text-generation tools are helping innovation groups improve ideation and creativity and gain market insights.

11/29/2024

'Dans l’Union européenne, priorité à la protection des droits du citoyen
La configuration institutionnelle de l’Union européenne sur le numérique implique à la fois les régulateurs européens et nationaux, les premiers bénéficiant de davantage de compétences que les seconds. Les responsabilités des régulateurs à ces deux niveaux varient selon les domaines concernés. L’article 3§1 TFUE prévoit que l’Union dispose des compétences exclusives pour « l’établissement des règles de concurrence nécessaires au fonctionnement du marché intérieur ». Il incombe donc aux législateurs européens de lutter contre la concurrence déloyale des géants numériques. '

"La réglementation numérique a pris son essor, dans les autocraties comme dans les démocraties. Son importance est universelle, car le numérique pose des défis communs aux États : la collecte des données personnelles à l'insu des utilisateurs, la précarisation des conditions de travail des ...

11/29/2024

'The laws and regulations of cryptocurrency in Europe and its status in several selected European countries. It refers to Europe as a geographical region rather than to the European Union. Essentially, it means that countries such as Switzerland are included.'

The laws and regulations of cryptocurrency in Europe and its status in several selected European countries. It refers to Europe as a geographical...

11/29/2024

'The EU has a scaleup financing gap. Europe is not short of innovative companies, but those that want to grow face serious difficulties in accessing capital at home. Typically, venture capital (VC) firms provide capital to risky startups. But compared to other jurisdictions, Europe’s VC sector consists of fewer and smaller funds, because institutional investors in the EU rarely invest in VC or prefer established funds in the US. This constitutes a problem, especially for larger European scaleups that often relocate to the US where a vibrant and innovative finance ecosystem provides ample risk capital to new companies."
Source: https://www.delorscentre.eu/en/publications/detail/publication/venture-capital-getting-the-scaleup-of-cleantech-right #:~:text=The%20EU%20has%20a%20scaleup%20financing%20gap.&text=Typically%2C%20venture%20capital%20(VC),established%20funds%20in%20the%20US.

11/29/2024

"It has been long established that the global hub for venture capital (VC) investments is the US, with California, New York and Massachusetts being particularly strong in this type of alternative investment. Europe, on the other hand, is notorious for lagging in the scene, with tight regulations, limited funding, and a stark contrast in performance to its counterpart over the Atlantic and even China on the other side of the continent. European VC has experienced positive development lately, but the growth is still stunted, and much of the framework in place must be revisited if EU is to ensure a bright economic future for its citizens. While there have been significant jumps in recent years, in particular in the defence tech sector, the general trend is not clear-cut."

Download PDF Introduction It has been long established that the global hub for venture capital (VC) investments is the US, with California, New York and Massachusetts being particularly strong in this type of alternative investment. Europe, on the other hand, is notorious for lagging in the scene, w...