Robyn, the world's favourite fembot, is setting up a festival to support and encourage women in technology. Launched in collaboration with the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, the one-day event is called Tekla and features motivational speakers, workshops on everything from 3D printing to electronic music and robotics, and will be capped off with performance from Robyn (duh).

Tekla, which will be held in Stockholm , is strictly for girls: as in, girls between the ages of 11 to 18. The whole idea is to motivate them to get interested in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), which are still dominated by men. According to KTH, only 34 percent of its new students are women.

"I thought of KTH's motto, 'science and art', and wanted to do something to inspire girls who are curious about technology, while at the same time highlighting that too few women are applying to KTH programs," Robyn said in a statement. "Tekla is a festival for girls, in which they get to sample different areas of future technology in what I believe will be a fun and imaginative environment."

KTH's love affair with Robyn goes way back. In 2013, the school awarded the Swedish artist its annual Great Prize for her use of technology in music. Last year, a group of mechatronics students did one better and created their own dancing robot version of Robyn. 

Watch Robyn meet her android self below: