The main event will take place in Brussels on August 29 in the Scotland house, Rdpt Robert Schuman 6, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium, next to the main European Commission building (Berlaymont). We very much welcome a physical participation but a remote participation is also possible.

A workshop with the project Lifebots exchange will follow the final event on August 30 in the morning. This event is also open to all interested people upon preliminary registration. It will explore more specifically the question of interaction between humans and robots, be them digital or physical.

The event has not been conceived as a promotional one. Rather we hope to create a vivid opportunity for people, organisations, companies and projects to shape to further integrate all the actors of the @Home paradigm. All attendees, both present on site or connected virtually will have thus the opportunity to interact with the speakers and the audience. You may register separately for the final event on day 1 and the workshop on day 2.