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At the Espace des inventions, robots will be the stars of the evening. You will be able to meet Onyx, a robot created to explore the planet Mars. The My Name is Fuzzy Tube Machine will play your own unique and personalized song before your astonished eyes!
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12h00 22h00
Espace des inventions, Rez inférieur
An interactive installation that combines pop music and new technologies, the Tube Machine, created by My name is Fuzzy , produces unique and personalized songs for the public. Rather than knowing whether Artificial Intelligence will save or destroy humanity, My name is Fuzzy tests its ability to entertain us and its creative potential.
12h00 22h00
Espace des inventions, Rez inférieur
Extend your visit to the “ Robot ” exhibition in our robotics experimentation and discovery space.
At Labo [R], it will be your turn to play! Various robotics workshops will gently introduce you to the logic of programming in the company of the little Bee-Bot robot.
To do this, you don't even need to be an expert. Intended for novices and beginners (from 5 years old), these missions do not require any prior knowledge of computers and programming. Facilitators are present to help you in this discovery.
12h00 20h00
Espace des inventions, Caverne
Make a simple robotic grapple-style gripper out of cardboard to catch stars or any other small, lightweight object... While stocks last.
12h00 20h00
Espace des inventions, Rez inférieur et Jardin
During their research to design the "Robot" exhibit, the team found a chest that supposedly contains a robot that can do everything. But the program to open this chest has been lost. Will you be able to solve the different puzzles that allow you to open it? Use your circuits to solve this puzzle!
Adults and children from 7 years old. Duration approximately 30 min.
12h00, 15h00, 16h00, 17h00, 19h00, 20h00 (20m)
Espace des inventions, Jardin
Take part in a unique space journey in the constellation of the Space of Inventions with the Théâtre en Chantier troupe.
13h00 18h30
Espace des inventions, Rez inférieur
EPFL's Xplore project brings together passionate students from several fields to create a robot that can explore the planet Mars. A booth will allow you to try your hand at piloting the latest version of this robot, the Onyx rover, or a mini-rover, while asking any questions you may have to their creators.
15h30, 19h30 (30m)
Espace des inventions, Jardin
EPFL's Xplore project brings together passionate students from several fields to create a robot that can explore the planet Mars. After having confronted their Onyx robot with Martian conditions during an international competition, the students will do us the honor of testing the robot at the Espace des inventions. A demo that, we hope, will put stars in your eyes!
16h00, 20h00 (20m)
Vallée de la Jeunesse, Bassin de la Roseraie
A robot that swims and walks is possible with the Salamandre robot! You can discover it when it comes to take a dip at the Espace des inventions!
By the BioRob biorobotics laboratory at EPFL.
The Espace des Inventions opened in December 2000. Its vocation is to make children and young people more aware of culture, science and technology and stimulate the critical thinking, curiosity and creativity of all who visit. The institution invites young people to discover the cultural riches that surround us and take a look at the infinite world of science and technology.
The Espace des Inventions is located at the unique site of the Vallée de la Jeunesse in an unusual, completely round building dating from the National Exhibition of 1964. Over two floors there are interactive exhibitions to be discovered on scientific, artistic and cultural subjects. The approach adopted encourages visitors’ active participation, allowing them to understand and learn through observation and touch.
Workshops are regularly held in a room provided for the purpose, particularly scientific discovery workshops for children aged 7-12.
The Espace des Inventions won the Swiss Academy of Natural Sciences’ Prix Expo in 2011. It welcomes nearly 30,000 visitors a year.