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To mark its tenth anniversary, VivaTech, Europe’s largest event dedicated to startups and tech, is setting up on “the world’s most beautiful avenue” with the Comité Champs-Élysées, turning it into a free technology immersion trail open to everyone.
On Sunday, June 14, 2026, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., as part of the pedestrianization of the Champs-Élysées, VivaTech and the Comité Champs-Élysées will transform the Avenue into a vast showcase of the innovations set to change our future. Robots, vehicles of the future, artificial intelligence, drones, immersive experiences, space technologies… Come discover more than 35 innovations for free in the heart of Paris! This preview of the VivaTech event (June 17 to 20 at Porte de Versailles) will give children and adults, the curious and the passionate alike, a chance to celebrate global innovation in the heart of the capital, on its most iconic avenue. Eight monumental letters on the Champs-Elysées, eight themes for experiencing the future For one day, visitors are invited to discover all the innovations, inventions, and demonstrations housed beneath the eight giant letters of the word VivaTech, like eight themed stops set up along the roadway to explore the major technological transformations that will shape our future. City & Mobility, Impact & Planet, Health & Well-being, Robots & Space, AI: How It Works, Jobs & Training, Culture, Sport & Entertainment, Agora… Each space will feature exclusive demonstrations and interactive installations, allowing everyone, whatever their age, to understand and get a concrete sense of the innovations already transforming our daily lives. Along the route, among other innovations, the public will be able to discover a stratospheric capsule for observing Earth from the upper atmosphere, solar vehicles with charging built directly into their bodywork, and next-generation drones capable of inspection or transporting loads with zero emissions. Robotics and innovation serving people will also be widely represented, with humanoid and companion robots able to interact with the public, as well as exoskeletons designed to strengthen, repair, or enhance human physical abilities. In total, more than 35 innovation demonstrations will be offered free of charge to visitors, spread throughout the route and led by startups, technology partners, and experts offering a concrete, lively, and embodied vision of tomorrow’s technologies.
Source: paris.fr — photo: @imagecréeparuneIA