
Code your first robot
Children aged 7 to 12 · limited places, booking details announced here
With the volunteer developers of Devoxx4Kids, children program a robot, launch it, fix it and try again.
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Free registration · coming soon

The stands are free to enter: come in, sit down, watch the matches.
Competition
The international tournament: teams from several countries, on the match tables and in front of the judges. The teams website
Competition
Two autonomous robots in a ring: the first one pushed out loses.
Demonstration
Demonstration of a new French educational robotics competition, created by a group of regional organisers.
Demonstration
Demonstration of robots from the FIRST Tech Challenge competition.
Demonstration
Planned demonstration: LEGO Education has been invited to present the next edition (to be confirmed).

On Friday and Saturday, everything is open to visit, from morning to evening.

Children aged 7 to 12 · limited places, booking details announced here
With the volunteer developers of Devoxx4Kids, children program a robot, launch it, fix it and try again.

All ages
One brick = one pixel: everyone adds a plate to a giant mosaic, or builds a tree for the LEGO® forest. Both grow throughout the festival.

Battles from age 8, everything else for all ages
Laser-game robot battles at the Robot Master arena, life-size movie robots, humanoid robots: the remote control is yours.
Detailed times will be published here as soon as they are set.
Open to the publicTeams only
Teams only
Opening evening reserved for competing teams.
Open to the public
Competitions, demonstrations and workshops, free to visit.
Open to the public
Competitions, finals, demonstrations and workshops, free to visit.

Yes, for everyone, on Friday and Saturday. Prior registration is only requested to count visitors.
Registration is not open yet. The date will be announced on this page.
The aisles, demonstrations and competitions are open to all ages. Some workshops have an age range and a limited number of places, shown in the Activities section.
No: Thursday 1 July is reserved for competing teams, for the opening evening. The public is welcome on Friday and Saturday.
Yes: Atlantia is equipped to welcome people with reduced mobility. If you need special assistance, let us know by writing to us: the organisers want the festival to be as comfortable as possible for everyone.
On the teams' site, in English and four other languages: registration, fees, visas, travel, accommodation and programme.
No food service is planned for the public on site: the snack corner is reserved for the teams. La Baule's cafés and restaurants are a few minutes' walk from Atlantia.
Nothing to buy, no paying day. Registration is only used to count visitors and prepare the welcome.
Free registration · coming soon. Registration is not open yet. The opening date will be announced here.
No banking details are ever requested on this site.