The Rio 2016 Olympic Games are in full swing, and the ever-changing and exciting events are also inspiring. In addition to watching the exciting events through traditional media, this year's Olympic Games can be achieved through VR virtual reality live broadcast. While technology brings efficiency and convenience to people's lives, it also brings many practical and useful functions to sports competition. Nowadays, athletes in many countries have begun to use wearable devices for physical training and physical monitoring to better optimize sports training. Let's take a look at how these athletes usually use wearables.
Hykso: Another embodiment of the Olympic champion's dream
Tommy Duquette was a professional boxer who represented the United States in the 2012 London Olympics. His performance ranked second in the American Boxing League and naturally has the strength to challenge the Olympic champion. However, he stopped at the 3rd level and was eliminated early. After returning to China, Tommy finished his career and ended his career, but did not give up his dream of the Olympic champion and founded Hykso.
Hykso is a boxing sensor with built-in accelerometers and gyroscopes that enable full 3D tracking of 1000 times per second and send captured data to smartphone applications, giving coaches and athletes a more intuitive view of their swing status. Thereby achieving improvement. In fact, Hykso has been recognized by the US Olympic Committee, and US Olympic Committee officials also said that in different projects such as diving, gymnastics, wrestling, track and field, wearable devices are being used to monitor athletes' data.
Smart glasses used by the American Bicycle National Team
Solos is another wearable device that has been recognized by the Olympics. The American cycling team has used this smart glasses for training. The design of Solos is very similar to that of Google Glass, but it is specifically designed for cycling. It has a built-in heart rate sensor that monitors the rider's heart rate, heat of combustion, etc., and displays it on the head-up display lens, which is then provided based on the rider's status. Suggest. In addition, it can also achieve navigation, call and other functions.
Ernesto MarTInez, one of Solos's developers, said that London's double Olympic champion and many world cycling champion Sarah Hammer is a loyal fan of Solos, who can quantify her training and help her challenge speed and rhythm, as well as remotely receive coaches. Instructions. Sarah Hammer said in an interview that Solos is a great product for her to train safer. In fact, Solos's fundraising campaign on the crowdfunding platform has been very successful and is clearly attractive to general cycling enthusiasts.
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