Assessment

Designed Around the Way Audiences Sit—and Crews Clean.

No two auditoriums are identical. CinemaSweep uses configurable port spacing, modular row ducting and controlled zones to accommodate common theater layouts and evaluate other high-volume seated venues.

  • Luxury recliners

    Individual-port options for complex chair footprints and seat mechanisms.

  • Fixed seating

    Individual or shared ports for standardized rows.

  • Stadium-style risers

    Under-seat or riser-face intake locations that align with sweep direction.

  • New venues

    Coordinate channels and equipment placement at the design stage.

  • Other venues

    Stadiums, auditoriums, performing arts centers and lecture halls subject to design fit.

Beyond the movie theater

Arenas, stadiums and concert venues have row seating and the same loose debris. Adapting the system to them is subject to site-specific engineering.

A cleaner sweeps popcorn and cups toward the open base of arena seating. An inset shows the intake, concealed duct and a central vacuum unit.
Large-venue seating: sweep to the open base of the seats, with a concealed duct to a central unit.
A worker sweeps cups and wrappers toward a flush slot in a concert venue wall. An inset labels the intake slot, concealed ducting and central vacuum collection unit.
Concert venue: a flush slot at the wall base feeds concealed ducting.

Concept illustrations of the proposed system, not photographs of an installed site. Figures printed inside an image, such as “up to 60%”, are development targets, not measured results.

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