Olli

Olli is a masculine given name used predominantly in Finland and Estonia. It is a diminutive form of Oliver and is related to variants such as Ollie and Olle. The name is commonly found in Finnish-speaking communities and has spread to other Nordic and Baltic regions.

In usage, Olli is primarily a first name and is often borne by men in Finnish culture. It appears in various public figures and fictional contexts, reflecting its status as a familiar and approachable given name in those communities.

Notable people named Olli include Olli Jokinen, a Finnish professional ice hockey forward who played in the NHL; Olli Rehn, a Finnish politician who has served as European Commissioner; and Olli Mäki, a Finnish boxer and World Featherweight Champion. These individuals illustrate the name’s historical and contemporary presence in sports and politics.

In technology, Olli refers to an autonomous shuttle developed by Local Motors. The vehicle is noted for its use of 3D-printed components and its integration with IBM Watson for cognitive features, highlighting early efforts to bring self-driving passenger shuttles to real-world applications.