Viva Technology Paris Opens to the Public on July 2
Viva Technology Paris, an international meeting point for startups and large corporations, opened its doors to the general public on Saturday, July 2, 2016. The event offered visitors a unique opportunity to experience future technologies and innovations.
Paris, France – Viva Technology Paris, previously exclusive to industry professionals, opened to the general public on Saturday, July 2, 2016. Held at the Porte de Versailles exhibition center, the event focuses on startups and technological innovation. It provided attendees, including students, aspiring entrepreneurs, and the curious public, access to the latest advancements and discussions with industry experts.
The day featured experiences in virtual reality, drone races, and robot demonstrations. Attendees could also explore technological breakthroughs such as self-driving cars and artificial intelligence through workshops and presentations. The European premiere of Sony's Playstation Virtual Reality was among the highlights. The event aimed to deliver an educational and entertaining experience, blending technology, entertainment, and culture.
Viva Technology Paris also served as a platform for entrepreneurship and career development. The "Talent Connect" initiative facilitated networking opportunities with hundreds of startups and major international companies. Workshops and conferences addressed topics like startup creation, funding methods, and digital business trends, with coding workshops specifically designed for young people and children.
First held in 2016, Viva Technology Paris attracted over 30,000 visitors, hundreds of investors and corporate leaders, and thousands of startups globally. The event was organized by Publicis Groupe and Groupe Les Echos, aiming to foster innovation and digital transformation worldwide.