Finlandia Hall is Helsinki’s central venue on the shores of Töölönlahti Bay, known for its modern architecture and excellent acoustics. It offers versatile facilities for international and domestic meetings, concerts and cultural events.
The aim is to develop a robot for Finlandia Hall that can independently pick up chairs from the warehouse and deliver them to predetermined halls. Different existing storage solutions will be studied and a solution will be developed for Finlandia-talo.
Technologies: Robotics, CAD, automation, LiDAR
This experiment has started to design a tow hook for Metropolia’s MiR100 robot, which would allow the robot to be attached to the existing equipment trolleys in Finlandia Hall. Based on the first prototype, we will start to develop a better solution.
We are designing a device that would automatically move chairs from the warehouse to the halls via a lift from the basement warehouse to the halls.
Progress Overview
During the autumn, a working motorised pulling system was completed, which allows the user to grab the trolley and pull it and leave it in another place.
Finlandia House also wants a solution to move the chairs into the conference hall. We are starting to develop various automated solutions that will speed up and facilitate the preparation of the rooms.
Finlandia Hall
Finlandia Hall is a central event venue in Helsinki, located on the shores of Töölönlahti, known for its modern architecture and excellent acoustics. It offers versatile facilities for both international and domestic conferences, concerts, and cultural events.