When the Rio Olympics is going on, 3D printing will help the Olympic athletes to show their grandeur.

　　On August 5th, the 31st Rio Summer Olympic Games was officially opened in Rio de Janeiro and is still in full swing. In addition to the Olympic athletes, 3D printing is also on display at this Rio Olympics.

　　When the Rio Olympics is going on, 3D printing will help the Olympic athletes to show their grandeur.

　　On August 5th, the 31st Rio Summer Olympic Games was officially opened in Rio de Janeiro and is still in full swing. As of the morning of August 10th, Beijing time, the Chinese delegation has won 8 gold medals, 3 silver medals and 6 bronze medals. Here, the inventory of small editors cheered for the Chinese Olympic athletes.

　　Of course, in addition to the Olympic athletes, 3D printing is also a showcase at this Rio Olympics. Next, take a look at the small series to simply check out the 3D printing in the Olympics.

　　To help the "female trapeze" Allyson Felix make a breakthrough in the 200m and 400m sprints of the Olympic Games, as early as March, Nike began to customize a 3D printed high-performance spikes Zoom Superfly Flyknit. It is understood that these shoes are developed through sophisticated design and superb sewing technology. During the production process, Felix personally conducted a wear test and provided feedback. Engineers get relevant data and make timely adjustments to achieve the perfect fit between shoes and Felix's powerful body functions.

　　Of course, Allyson Felix is ​​not the only beneficiary of 3D printing technology. Recently, Nike plans to design a pair of tailor-made shoes for the 100-meter female Fraser-Pryce. Taking into account the fatigue caused by long-term exercise will affect the explosive power, Nike designers use 3D scanning technology to study marine life, and finally developed a mesh sole structure, hoping to help Fraser-Pryce pass the lightweight material with appropriate stiffness To slow down short-term fatigue.

　　In addition to track and field, 3D printing on the swimming project spares no effort. In the course of the US swimming team preparing for the Olympics, BMW provided a new training solution called "Taillights", which included LED groups developed by BMW. These LED light groups can be illuminated underwater. By attaching miniature LED lights to the athlete's wrist, shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, and toe, the athlete's swimming trajectory can be marked to facilitate the coaches. Evaluate every movement of the athlete efficiently, and these LED patches are being printed in 3D.

　　As a versatile player, 3D printing is also a must in the bicycle program. Spectators who are concerned about the bicycle race may have noticed the uniqueness of the seven French athletes' bicycles - 3D printed handles.

　　It is understood that the seven French cyclists are equipped with tailor-made full 3D printed JetOne handles, jointly developed by the French Cycling Association, Erpro & Sprint and S2A. The structure of these handles provides a very high rigidity while also greatly reducing the weight of the bicycle. On the track, these bikes have a top speed of about 80 km/h. According to the project team's expectations, this hand can give athletes a few hundredth of an advantage in the game time. To know that in the highly competitive arena, the gap of a few hundredths of a second is perhaps the distance between the champion and the runner-up.

　　It can be said that the benefits brought by 3D printing for this Olympic Games are self-evident, and even the world's number one star, Phelps, is also "endorsement". Nowadays, 3D printing has penetrated into the daily life of people's daily life, so it seems that the future of 3D printing will penetrate into more and more fields and land on a larger and broader stage. Finally, the inventory of Xiaobian is here to cheer for the Chinese delegation, cheering for the Olympic athletes, and wishing the Olympic Games a complete success.