La Baule Robotic Summit
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Three days of robotics. Friday and Saturday are for you

  • Free entry, registration required
  • 1–3 July 2027
  • Atlantia, La Baule
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Referees in striped shirts leaning over the match tables of a robotics tournament, in front of the stands The Summit mascot, a small blue robot waving

Competitions and demonstrations, on one floor

The stands are free to enter: come in, sit down, watch the matches.

  1. FIRST® LEGO® League International Océan Cup

    Competition

    The international tournament: teams from several countries, on the match tables and in front of the judges. The teams website

  2. SumoBot

    Competition

    Two autonomous robots in a ring: the first one pushed out loses.

  3. SEL · Science Education League

    Demonstration

    Demonstration of a new French educational robotics competition, created by a group of regional organisers.

  4. FIRST® Tech Challenge

    Demonstration

    Demonstration of robots from the FIRST Tech Challenge competition.

  5. LEGO® League

    Demonstration

    Planned demonstration: LEGO Education has been invited to present the next edition (to be confirmed).

Two small sumo robots facing each other in the ring

Around the tables, get your hands on it

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

Children coding during a Devoxx4Kids workshop

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.

A pixel art mural assembled from LEGO® bricks

Build, brick by brick

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.

Laser-equipped robots facing off in the Robot Master arena

Drive, challenge, meet

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.

Three days, three races

Detailed times will be published here as soon as they are set.

Open to the publicTeams only

  1. Thursday 1 July

    Teams only

    Opening evening reserved for competing teams.

  2. Friday 2 July

    Open to the public

    Competitions, demonstrations and workshops, free to visit.

  3. Saturday 3 July

    Open to the public

    Competitions, finals, demonstrations and workshops, free to visit.

Getting to Atlantia

Address
Palais des Congrès et des Festivals Jacques Chirac · Atlantia
119 av. du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny, 44500 La Baule-Escoublac
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By train
La Baule-Escoublac TGV station, about 2 km from Atlantia. From Paris, allow about 3 hours by TGV.
By car
Via the N165 then the N171, about 1 hour from Nantes.
Accessibility
Atlantia is equipped to welcome people with reduced mobility, and the organisers want everyone to enjoy the festival as comfortably as possible. Need special assistance? Let us know.
The front of the Atlantia convention centre in La Baule
Atlantia, a short walk from the beach

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes, for everyone, on Friday and Saturday. Prior registration is only requested to count visitors.

When can I register?

Registration is not open yet. The date will be announced on this page.

From what age?

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.

Can I come on Thursday?

No: Thursday 1 July is reserved for competing teams, for the opening evening. The public is welcome on Friday and Saturday.

Is the venue accessible for people with reduced mobility?

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.

I coach a team: where do I find the information?

On the teams' site, in English and four other languages: registration, fees, visas, travel, accommodation and programme.

Can we eat on site?

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.

It's free. Registration will open here.

Nothing to buy, no paying day. Registration is only used to count visitors and prepare the welcome.

  1. Register online as soon as it opens.
  2. Receive your confirmation by email.
  3. Show it at the Atlantia entrance, on Friday or Saturday.
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No banking details are ever requested on this site.

The Summit mascot, a small blue robot waving

Organised with

  • AIR2, association organisatrice
  • Palais des Congrès et des Festivals Jacques Chirac, Atlantia
  • Ville de La Baule-Escoublac