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This lecture delves into the evolution of audiovisual technologies at EPFL, from the early interest in acquiring emerging technical devices in the 1970s to the modernization of projection equipment and the transition to digital video. It explores the historical significance of devices like the Talaria projector and the innovative Lidofort, shedding light on the integration of audiovisual tools in academic spaces. The lecture also highlights the adaptation of EPFL's Audiovisual Service to new technologies, such as live course broadcasts and MOOC recordings, while emphasizing the institution's commitment to preserving the cultural and technological heritage through spaces like the Bolo Museum, dedicated to the history of computing technologies.