The Laval Institute Arts et Métiers participates in the Science Festival

LAVAL Science Festival
From
October 14
To
October 15
Scomam Space - 19 Léo Lagrange Street - 53000 Laval
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The Laval Institute Arts et Métiers will be present at the science village as part of the Science Festival on October 14 and 15, with a virtual archery experience and the opportunity to create objects with a 3D printer. 

This festive event is an opportunity to convey to the general public a taste for science and technology, and to raise awareness of theInstitut Arts et Métiers Laval and the expertise of the "Presence and Innovation" team at theLAMPA laboratory.

Through demonstrations and workshops, faculty members offer fun activities accessible to all, focusing on science and technology.

Virtual reality archery experienceEmerging and Immersive Technologies Workshop 

Virtual archery and 3D printing. Thanks to virtual reality, the Nova project allows you to take the place of an archer in a futuristic world, combining physical activity and concentration. A 3D printer will also be showcased to explain the need to master certain fundamental concepts before attempting to print 3D objects at home.

Practical information

  • Location: Village des Sciences - Espace Scomam - 19 rue Léo Lagrange - 53000 Laval
  • Hours:  Saturday, October 14: 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. / Sunday, October 15: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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