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Timing is everything, this sentence right in the Olympics, however.
If you don't believe me, just ask the Rio laideji in Olympic 200-meter freestyle final (Katie Ledecky). Halfway through the game when, with 0.6 seconds, narrowly followed by first name. This buckle heart hanging from the game after the last turn into the orgasm, laideji succeeded in overtaking the opponent took the lead position, and eventually took the lead at the end. At the moment, with her second place, Sweden name Sala·shesitelun only 0.3 seconds gap.
19 years old teenager laideji in an interview after the match, said: "I see myself took the lead, I was desperate to maintain his advantage. I can feel her (Sjostrom) closely followed me. That's my whole game's most tense moment, I almost strained to throw up. ”
Ensure that such subtle differences are accurately recorded Omega timing (Omega Timing) CEO Alain Zobrist's task. His team has "contracted" a century all the Olympic Games since the timer task. Omega said that complicated the task is complex, said simple and easy. Its goal is for exact timing Olympic Games nearly 30 different projects.
Omega's arsenal, we can see: timer, touch panels, sensors, cameras and laser scanners.
From Switzerland the Omega and the origins of the Olympic Games dates back to 1932, at that year's summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles, Omega provides 30 handheld stopwatch for timing of the athletes.
But Zobrist said, "technology has significantly improved. "Rio Olympics, assigned 480 timekeeper Omega, they operate with 480 tons of all kinds of equipment for the Olympic Games.
This includes Scan'O'Vision Myria camera, it can take up to 10,000 frames per second HD pictures. At the finish line, its faithful for it could help clarify who is the first dispute. Zobrist said, "is that we used previously shot 2000 pictures per second camera. ”
Omega also invented the four-power (four-photocell) technology to track player movements, and judge who is the champion.
Zobrist said: "we laid on the pressure sensor at the starting point, so it was disqualified when the referee immediately know what athletes do. ”
In archery, Omega sets a new type of laser orientation detection system, the system can scan the entire target area and to accurately determine the arrow point.
In the sport of golf, Omega has developed a small radar that provides real-time feedback, including speed, spin and distance of the ball. It can be calculated in a few millionths of seconds players swing and appears in more than 300 pieces of information on the scoreboard.
And on the swimming, Omega cycle timer is set at the bottom of the swimming pool, and putting speed cameras on the ceiling. These cameras can shoot 100 frames per second speed, used to identify the same race of champions. For example, in the 200-meter Butterfly final Tuesday, United States swimmer Michael Phelps to 4% seconds to narrowly beat Japan swimmer Sakai Masato (Masato Sakai). This result also helped Michael Phelps got his 20th Olympic gold medal, created a record in Olympic history. Then he helped men 4x200m freestyle relay finals United States team won the first place, take its 21st gold medal.
Camera at the finish of the swimming competition when the touchpad cannot provide definitive conclusions to help referees decision position. Zobrist says: "swimming is the only player to give ourselves time game."
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时间就是一切，这句话在奥运会的赛场上再正确不过了。
如果你不信，就问问里约奥运会200米自由泳决赛选手莱德基(Katie Ledecky)吧。在比赛进行到一半的时候，她以0.6秒的微弱差距紧随第一名。这场扣人心悬的比赛在最后一次转体后进入了高潮，莱德基成功赶超了对手，取得了领先的位置，并最终率先抵达终点。此时此刻，她与第二名，瑞典名将萨拉·舍斯特伦只有0.3秒的差距。
19岁的小将莱德基在赛后接受采访的时候表示：“我看到自己取得了领先，我拼尽全力维持住自己的优势。我可以感觉到她（舍斯特伦）紧紧地跟着我。那是我整场比赛最紧张的时刻，我几乎要紧张到呕吐了。”
确保这样细微的差别被准确记录下来正是欧米茄计时（Omega Timing）首席执行官Alain Zobrist的任务。他的团队几乎已经“承包”了一个世纪以来所有奥运会的计时任务。欧米茄的任务说复杂很复杂，说简单也简单。它的目标就是为奥运会近30个迥异的项目准确计时。
在欧米茄的武器库里，我们可以看到：计时器、触摸板、传感器、摄像头和激光扫描仪。
来自瑞士的欧米茄公司和奥运会的渊源要追溯到1932年，在当年的洛杉矶夏季奥林匹克运动会上，欧米茄提供了30块手持秒表来为运动员们计时。
但Zobrist表示：“科技已经大幅进步了。”在里约奥运会上，欧米茄布置了480名计时员，他们操作着480吨各种各样的设备为奥运会服务。
这其中就包括Scan'O'Vision Myria摄像机，它每秒可以拍摄多达1万张高清图片。在终点线上，它的忠实记录可以帮助人们澄清谁是第一名的争议。Zobrist说道：“以前我们使用的是每秒拍摄2000张图片的摄像机。”
欧米茄还发明了四光电（four-photocell)技术来跟踪运动员的动作，并据此判定谁是冠军。
Zobrist谈到：“我们在起点上布置了压力传感器，这样有人抢跑的时候裁判立刻就可以知道运动员们都做了些什么。”
在射箭项目中，欧米茄设置了新型的激光定位检测系统，该系统可以扫描整个目标区域并准确判断箭的落点。
在高尔夫球运动中，欧米茄开发了一种小型雷达，可提供实时的信息反馈，包括球的速度、旋转和距离。它可以在百万分之几秒内计算出运动员挥杆的信息并显示在超过300块比分牌上。
而在游泳运动上，欧米茄在泳池底部设置了圈数计时器，并在天花板上放置了高速摄像机。这些摄像机可以以每秒100张的速度拍摄，用以鉴别不相上下的冠军之争。比如在周二的200米蝶泳决赛中，美国游泳名将迈克尔·菲尔普斯以百分之四秒的微弱优势击败日本游泳选手堺雅人（Masato Sakai）。这一结果也帮助菲尔普斯拿到了自己的第20块奥运会金牌，创造了奥运会历史上的记录。随后他又在4x200米的男子自由泳接力决赛中帮助美国队夺得第一名，收下自己的第21块金牌。
游泳比赛中的摄像机可以在终点的触摸板无法提供明确结论的时候帮助裁判判决名次。Zobrist表示：“游泳比赛是唯一一个运动员自己给自己计时的比赛”。