On 5 November, the first day of the fair, the programme is targeted especially at students in the field of technology, who can discuss different career options with representatives of companies in the field of technology at the stands of the exhibitors. The stage programme also includes information briefings and addresses to future technology professionals.
“Our member companies are excited to participate in the student day and are happy to welcome students to the fair. New people also bring new ideas to companies, and we feel that it is important to start a dialogue with people interested in the field as early as possible. In the future, companies will need increasingly diverse expertise,” says Advisor Jan Sucksdorff from the Association of Finnish Technical Traders.
The event includes exhibitors from all over the world.
“Almost all of the stands at the fair have already been sold, and the programme planning is also well underway,” says Annina Niemi, Sales Manager of the Teknologia 19 fair.
Competitions
In addition to students, Teknologia 19 attracts a large number of international companies to the fair. In addition to Finland, exhibitors from many countries in Europe and throughout the world.
Teknologia 19 presents several different fields of technology. They include automation, electronics, hydraulics and pneumatics, mechanical engineering, sheet metal work, maintenance, AI and robotics, as well as ICT. The theme of the event is Humans, Responsibility and Technology.
The Startup Competition and the Amazing Robots competition reach their finale at the fair
Entrants can participate in the competition until 31 August, after which the jury selects 5–7 participants for the finals held on Wednesday 6 November at the fair. The winner of the competition is awarded a stipend of €10,000 donated by the Finnish Fair Foundation. The Startup Competition is organised in cooperation by the Teknologia fair as well as Fiban (Finnish Business Angels Network).
Another competition held at the Teknologia fair is Amazing Robots, which aims to increase the visibility of and interest in information technology, robotics and artificial intelligence in Finland and encourage students to combine expertise from different fields with an open-minded approach. The practice before the robotics competition and possible qualifying rounds will be held on Tuesday 5 November, while the finals will take place on Wednesday 6 November. The first prize is a stipend of €10,000, the second is a stipend of €5,000 and the third is a stipend of €2,000. The competition is organised by the Finnish information technology and electronics association in cooperation with the Mikrobitti magazine and the Teknologia 19 fair.
The winners of both competitions will each receive their award at the evening event of the Teknologia 19 fair on Wednesday 6 November.
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