2014 Sochi OMEGA Omega Re Appointed Time To Work Together For 78 Years In Winter Olympics

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< p > 1936, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > OMEGA < /a > in Germany, for the first time in the Winter Olympic Games.

At that time, there was only one OMEGA timekeeper for all races, and 27 high precision OMEGA timing stopwatches were all his equipment.

Over the past 75 years, OMEGA has continuously enriched the brand's innovative connotation and sports timing tradition, developed and launched many sophisticated sports timing technology.

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At the 2014 P Winter Games in Sochi, OMEGA's strong lineup will again attract worldwide attention: 260 on-site professional timekeeping personnel, 170 trained volunteers, weighing up to 230 tons of equipment, including 30 public scoreboards and 90 scorecards, 78 km cables and optical fibers, and the advanced timing and data processing technologies developed by OMEGA to meet all kinds of sports.

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< p > OMEGA has long been associated with sports and is looking forward to participating in the 2014 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games in the near future to witness the world's top winter athletes competing for gold in the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi full of enthusiasm and energy.

As a designated timestamp, OMEGA is very honored to work with International Olympic Committee (IOC), sports federations and athletes to ensure that the timing technology used for the 2014 Olympic Games can always highlight the Olympic spirit and capture every minute of the outcome.

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< p > at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games, OMEGA will uphold the brand's international sports chronograph for a hundred years, and continue its Olympic chronograph, which began in 1932.

OMEGA enjoys an unparalleled reputation in the field of precision sports timing. The OMEGA timing and data processing team will provide timing services for this winter Olympic Games with the help of the brand's excellent timing ability and the successful experience of the previous 25 Olympic accounting.

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< p > here we briefly review the important events of OMEGA in the past < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > Winter Olympic Games < /a > Chronograph history.

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< p > 1932:1932 marks a critical moment in the history of sports timing: OMEGA has become the designated time for the 1932 Losangeles Olympic Games, providing 30 high precision timings approved by the Swiss official astronomical observatory to provide timing services for various projects.

The high accuracy of the OMEGA timekeeper enables the OCOG to choose OMEGA as the designated timing for the event.

The official game results are accurate to 1/5 seconds and 1/10 seconds.

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< p > 1948: OMEGA used the optoelectronic eye device for the first time at the Winter Olympics hosted by San Moritz Moritz in St..

This removable device can operate independently of the power grid, not only has the waterproof function, but also can withstand the maximum temperature difference; its infrared technology is not affected by the so-called "parasitic reflection" caused by sunlight and flash.

For the first time in history, the timing system can be triggered automatically when the start door is opened.

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< p > 1956: at the 1956 Winter Olympic Games held in Cortina D Ampezzo of Italy, starting Gates was first used in the the Alps ski competition.

The signal lights up, the lights change from red to yellow, and then green, which automatically starts the race.

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< p > 1964: the OMEGA tracking monitor (Omegascope), invented in 1961, introduces real-time concept in TV sports broadcast by displaying the striking numbers at the bottom of the screen.

Sports timing technology has been further improved, but the result is shown in front of millions of TV viewers in real time, and the timing work is no longer allowed to make any mistakes.

The OMEGA tracking monitor was used in the 1964 Ince Brooke Winter Olympics, and it became the first all electronic Olympics.

Television viewers have never been able to get the results of events quickly and accurately.

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For the first time in the Grenoble P Winter Olympic Games, automation and electronic timing were introduced, and the "Integrated Timing" service was introduced to provide results and data analysis for the media, coaches, referees and the general public in.

The Photosprint was first applied to the Olympic Games in 1963, ensuring that the results of the competition can be more quickly and widely disclosed than ever before.

The practical application of modern timing technology is a milestone in OMEGA.

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< p > 1980: the OMEGA Game-O-Matic timing device is used at Lake Placid Lake. This timer can quickly calculate the ranking of the athletes when they reach the finish line after crossing the finish line.

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< p > 1988: the Calgary Olympic Games is the first Olympic Games to adopt computerized timing. The results and analysis data will be stored in the database for future use.

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The Winter Olympic Games in Albertville (P > 1992:1992) used OMEGA's photo induction camera system (Scan-O-Vision) to measure the speed skaters' performance.

When athletes rush across the finish line, the system can digitally record nearly 1/1000 seconds, and can display the images captured efficiently and the corresponding time points in a file.

The history of sports timing has opened up a new page.

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< p > 2006: at the Turin Winter Olympics in 2006, speed skaters tied different frequency radar pceivers on their ankles, so that the timer could catch many important moments: Athletes suddenly accelerate, quickly bypass the U dangerous corners, or suddenly fall off because of falling down.

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Of the new timing equipment used by the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games in P > 2010:2010, the most heated discussion is the OMEGA new electronic starting system.

The firing pistol is one of the most classic pictures in every Olympic Games. It reminds us of the revolvers that often appear in American films.

In the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games in winter, the firing gun was replaced by a streamlined device with a great sense of future. It consisted of a flash gun and a voice generating box.

When the starter kits the trigger, three things will happen at the same time: the sound of departure starts, the light flashes, and the departure signal is sent to the timing device.

The trigger is pulled out second times in two seconds, and the sound signal of false start will be issued.

Voice can be changed and can be downloaded by computer.

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