Robotics
Join the robolution !
Automation
Fun activities based on educational robotics. Our courses are designed by international references.
Connectivity
Explore the world of connected objects by playing with different automata to solve problems.
Design
Learn to give autonomy to its robots by equipping them with increasingly intelligent algorithms.
Learn
Cross-disciplinary learning of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics through role-playing and projects.
Code
Developing programming skills, one of the most important skills for tomorrow's world
Make
An opportunity to experiment and learn how to use a variety of tools and machines to complete different projects.
Booting Bots
Discover robotics
Robotics workshops offering a unique opportunity to learn different scientific concepts in a fun and hands-on way.
Booting Bots is aimed at young people who do not have much experience in Robotics. It allows them a progressive insertion in the field to acquire different technological concepts.
This activity is a must to get started in robotics, whether it is for technological interest or to participate in competitions. It also has close ties with school mentoring.
Open all year round.
Limited number of seats.
Lego League
Robotics competitions
Once the basic concepts have been mastered, young people can prepare to participate in robotics competitions to perfect their skills and acquire virtuous values.
Teams are formed to participate in the First Lego League organized by Lego through various local and international partners. New themes are proposed each year.
In addition to the technical aspects, the competitions help develop team spirit and cooperation, as well as creative skills such as design and public speaking.
Open all year round.
Limited number of seats.
Homo Roboticus
Robotics is a complex field at the crossroads of several technical fields. It requires skills in mathematics, physics and computer science.
These activities are an opportunity to weave together university-level scientific learning. Students learn to develop intelligent and autonomous robots.
This activity is very useful for students wishing to improve their practical knowledge in engineering fields. It also has close links with higher education mentoring.
