Camio.net, the student PC ambulance, is back!

Student Life, Sustainable Development Workshop
March 6, 2026 Grenoble metropolitan area, Saint-Martin-d'Hères - University campus
Battery at the end of its life, coffee spilled on the keyboard, viruses, or other minor hiccups: Camio.net is committed to extending the life of your computer! Thanks to Camio.net, UGA's free mobile computer repair shop, save money and protect the planet!

Services

  • Free diagnosis.
  • Free repair labor.
  • Free reconditioned parts, depending on the repairer's stock.
  • New parts at cost price.
  • Completely free repair of PCs loaned under the “Etuprêt?” scheme.
  • A replacement PC during the repair time.

Conditions of access

Camio.net in Grenoble

Saint-Martin-d'Hères campus

Muse
80 allée Ampère - University Estate of Saint-Martin-d'Hères
Tram B, C station Gabriel Fauré - Muse
  • Friday, March 6, 2026
  • Friday, April 3, 2026
  • Friday, May 22, 2026
  • It is advisable to register in advance and to come during off-peak hours between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
  • Sign up

South Grenoble

IUGA Institute of Urban Planning and Alpine Geography
14 - 14 bis avenue Marie Reynoard - Grenoble
Tram A station La Bruyère Parc Jean Verlhac
  • Second semester, dates to come…
  • Possibility to come without an appointment
Contact Camio.net Grenoble • AFB • reparations.grenoble@afb-group.eu

Camio.net in Vienna and surrounding areas 

If you are a student in Vienna or if you live between Valence and Lyon, you can go directly to the UGA service provider for a diagnosis or repair without an appointment.

2 possibilities

TriRA
144 Laverlochère impasse
Bishop's Bridge
Tuesday 9am - 1pm
04 74 59 45 19

TriRA
21 rue Avit Nicolas
(former leisure center)
Salaise sur Sanne
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
The service provider will send a message as soon as they have information to communicate: diagnosis, quote proposal, etc.
Contact Camio.net in Vienna and surrounding areas • TRIRA • adminstratif@trira.com
CAMIO.NET, A COMMITTED, ECOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL CHOICE!
Avoid changing your PC for a new one and thus limit the impact on the planet.
80% of a computer's environmental impact comes from the manufacturing and transportation phases.
Participate in the circular economy by reusing parts from other PCs: reconditioned parts, thus fighting against planned obsolescence and waste.
Participate in the creation and maintenance of local and/or solidarity jobs : technicians, student jobs, integration staff, etc.
For any questions about the Camio.net UGA system
dve-camionet@univ-grenoble-alpes.fr
Published on September 5, 2025
Updated on February 19, 2026