At 1:30 AM Beijing time, the 2024 Paris Olympics officially opened. This Olympics is the first to extensively use AI technology, achieving full-process and full-scenario AI applications.
Chinese technology has performed exceptionally at this Olympics:
- Over 11,000 hours of live content will be globally distributed through Alibaba Cloud
- SenseTime, Baidu, Lenovo, and others have introduced AI elements into pre-competition training for multiple events
- vivo, iQOO, and others have donated thousands of smart terminal devices to the Chinese national team
- Xiaomi SU7 electric cars have appeared on the streets of Paris
On July 14, 1,100 drones from Shenzhen Longgang Gaoju Innovation performed a visually stunning "cyber fireworks" show in the Paris sky.
Chinese AI large models are fully deployed:
- SenseTime's Ri Ri Xin 5.5 helps the Chinese national basketball team create AI smart basketball products
- Baidu's Wenxin large model technology assists the Chinese national diving team in training
- Lenovo AI PCs provide motion analysis for the Chinese national sailing team
In broadcasting:
- Over 2/3 of live signals will be transmitted worldwide through Alibaba Cloud-supported Olympic Broadcasting Cloud
- SenseTime will provide intelligent event broadcasting technology for table tennis and archery
- Migu, Douyin, Kuaishou, Tencent, and other domestic platforms have secured broadcasting rights for this Olympics
- China Media Group is the international media with the most broadcasting projects won
Chinese manufacturing also shines during the event:
- "Chinese screens" are spread along both banks of the Seine
- Hebei Yingli Ao provides flooring for 3x3 basketball and table tennis venues
- DHS creates "color-changing" rainbow table tennis tables
- Double Fish Sports supplies 34,000 table tennis balls
- Chinese manufacturers largely undertake official peripheral products
Here are some AI-centric high-tech applications at this Olympics:
Pre-competition training:
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Basketball: SenseTime's AI smart basketball product can analyze athletes' status and ball trajectory in real-time
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Diving: Baidu developed an AI-assisted training system based on Wenxin Yiyan, capable of real-time scoring and analysis
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Sailing: Lenovo AI PCs assist in creating training plans, analyzing body movements and motion trajectories
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Swimming:
- US team uses Gerford AI technology to analyze swimming postures
- Australian team uses VR technology to simulate competition environments
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Cycling: China's Ruibao T24 track bike, weighing only 6.9kg, breaks foreign equipment monopoly
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Logistics:
- vivo, iQOO, and others donate smart devices to the Chinese national team
- Intel collaborates with IOC to analyze athletes' potential using AI
On-site spectating:
- Transportation:
- 15,000 electric-assisted bicycles from China's Ninebot deployed
- Toyota provides 2,650 electric vehicles and 700 solutions for people with disabilities