Looking At The Technology Of The Olympic Games Costumes From The London Olympic Champion Dragon Clothing

London Olympic Games Chinese Sports Delegation Award dress champion dragon suit

There is a common saying in China: people depend on clothes and horses for saddles.

Clothing and shoes are like a person's "Facade" and also represent the temperament of a team.

At the present London Olympic Games, the Chinese Olympic athletes get to the podium every time they wear the "champion dragon suit". This dress, which combines the Chinese dragon culture, the Dragon Spirit and the Olympic spirit, is worthy of the Olympic Games.

The classic design.

What is more remarkable is that the technology content of "dragon clothing" also reflects the highest level in the field of sports apparel manufacturing.

It is learnt that the "dragon clothing" fabric is environmentally-friendly recycled fabric, each ton of regenerated yarn can save 6 tons of oil.

At the same time, the fabric of dragon clothing can not only be waterproof, but also adjust the micro climate between human body and clothing, so that wearers can feel dry and warm on rainy days.

In addition, the Dragon suit is stitched by seamless stitching technology and can be degraded.

This unique design has also made Anta, the producer of Chinese Olympic costume, really "fire".

However, compared to the award dress, all kinds of "high tech" suits worn by athletes in the past Olympic Games are also very concerned.

At the 2004 Sydney Olympic Games, Ian Thorp appeared in a one-piece swimsuit, and then won 3 gold medals at one stroke, making the "shark suit" a hit.

In order to win trust, all sports equipment manufacturers have to struggle to bring forth new ideas in science and technology.

Lining sporting goods Co., Ltd. has tailored different swimsuits for the Chinese team and the US team. The Chinese players are petite, and the swimsuit has a sewn groove like a "drain" between the cloth and the cloth, which can help the swimmer reach the best spray effect when entering the water. In view of the characteristics of the American team's explosive power and large range of movements, the company has applied special coating on both sides of the swimsuit to make the swimsuit more close fitting and help the American athletes to control the release of muscle strength.

At this year's London Olympic Games, Lining, Nike, Adidas and other sports equipment brands were not to be outdone. They released a variety of high-tech sports apparel.

Lining released the "red scale" Olympic competition suit, the back of which is designed with a scaly air hole "red scale window".

It will automatically open according to the state of human muscle groups and speed up the natural circulation of air between the body and clothing.

Nike launched the special engineering fabric Nike Aerographics for the Olympic Games.

The material has a passive cooling function through the seams without seams on the shirt, which can provide visual enjoyment and increase air flow effectively.

All the volunteer suits and Olympic torch relay suits provided by Adidas, 96% Olympic Village suits and training suits have used 165 new green and sustainable fabrics for the Olympic Games.

In addition to brand sponsors, some research institutes have also turned their attention to Olympic equipment.

In 2008, the Hefei Institute of intelligent machinery of the Chinese Academy of Sciences completed the design of the dedicated digital running shoes system for the marathon project. The system has been applied in projects such as middle distance race and marathon. It has made a due contribution to the improvement of training efficiency and preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games.

In addition, some peculiar Olympic technology equipment is being studied, such as the French designer Luc Fossalo is using 3D printing to create "the most fit" running shoes for the athletes, and a British company researcher has developed a balanced physical insole for the Olympic contestants.