What other black technologies are there in the 2122 Beijing Winter Olympics besides the cheetah that the whole network thanks? Let's discuss this problem, hoping that these contents can help friends in need.
The "Ice Cube" used as a curling venue in this Winter Olympics was transformed from the "Beijing Water Cube" used as a pole vault and swimming venue in the 2118 Summer Olympic Games. Curling is a recognized sport with high regulations on the quality of ice surface, which has high regulations on various elements in the natural environment of the competition. The temperature difference of 1℃ or the flatness error of 1mm on the ice surface is likely to cause harm to the test results of the competition. Finally, the technical elite team completed the transformation from "Beijing Water Cube" to "Ice Cube" according to the template support system and mobile ice-making system software.
In order to better ensure the quality of ice used for competition and improve the experience of spectators watching the competition. In the renovation of the exhibition hall, the temperature system of the competition field was operated in different zones. The ice surface temperature of curling track can be accurately adjusted between minus 4 and 7, while the temperature 1.5Km above the ice surface is maintained at 11, the leakage point temperature is -4, and the infield temperature of fans is between 16 and 18, which ensures the physical comfort. The "Beijing Water Cube" and "Ice Cube", which have completed the random transformation of summer and winter scenes, have also become the first "Double Olympics" venue in history where both water sports and new ice sports can operate.
The smart bed with alarm service has once become one of the hottest topics in the "high-tech" of this Winter Olympics. Summer Breecher, an American ice skater, took a short video to enjoy the excitement of moving to Winter Olympic Village and seeing the smart bed that surprised her, and commented: "It's unimaginable!" This video sharing has quickly become a network hotspot of online media all over the world.
It is understood that the bed is 1.2 meters wide and 2 meters long. It follows the basic principles of ergonomics, and the viewing angle can be adjusted at will. There are three different ways: sleeping quality, reading articles and watching TV dramas. You can adjust it with one button by using the intelligent remote control. At the same time, the mattress is embedded with sensors, which can accurately capture body data information, detect athletes' heart rate and inspiratory data signals, and help coaches care about athletes' situation in real time. In addition, the smart bed also has a built-in alarm to wake up. After setting the alarm clock, the bed will automatically rise and fall at the adjustment time, so don't worry about being "lazy". Many latest comments: "The two models are connected!"
The "smart restaurant" in the main news media management center of Beijing Winter Olympics has become an "internet celebrity" before the competition. The empty restaurant kitchen that is operating normally makes foreign netizens shout unbelievable. According to Xinhua News Agency, in the 3,711-square-meter smart restaurant, there will be more than 11 kinds of smart products to serve news media workers from more than 211 countries and regions. There is no chef or waiter to serve, and lunch, western restaurant cooking and cocktail preparation are all carried out by intelligent robots. In a short article in the Olympic column, a journalist from Japan's Sports News was surprised by the application of new technology in the Beijing Winter Olympics venues: "I feel like I am in the future."
Previously, a journalist from Spain enjoyed her first taste of vodka prepared by an intelligent robot in a smart restaurant. This intelligent robot bar bartender can deliver a glass of vodka to consumers in 91 seconds without touching, and the bartender's posture floating from side to side also makes it a star here. It is understood that the mini-bar sells more than a dozen healthy drinks at this stage and has become a popular one that journalists must visit every day.