Guillaume Bonvoisin is a technology journalist specializing in computers, networks, and connected home ecosystems, writing for outlets such as CNET France and Les Numériques. Known for his clear, practical approach, he covers everything from software security to emerging consumer tech, while also animating online communities where readers help each other navigate digital issues. His work blends technical precision with an accessible, service‑oriented voice that resonates with everyday users.

Across hundreds of articles, Guillaume explores the fast‑moving world of robotics, smart appliances, and AI‑driven devices. Whether he’s testing the latest robot lawnmower, decoding a new generation of pool‑cleaning bots, or reporting from CES, he brings a grounded, real‑world perspective shaped by hands‑on experimentation. His reporting often highlights how automation reshapes domestic life, turning complex innovations into understandable, relatable stories.

Based near the Bassin d’Arcachon, Guillaume works from an outdoor “lab” where he lets robots roam, clean, and mow while he observes their strengths and quirks. This playful, field‑based approach gives his journalism a distinctive texture — part expert analysis, part lived experience. Passionate about useful, everyday tech, he continues to map the frontier between convenience, automation, and the future of home life.