The 2024 Paris Summer Olympics are gearing up to captivate audiences with the inclusion of non-traditional sports and innovative technology, promising a fresh and dynamic experience for global fans.
CGTN Sports Scene has taken a leap into the future by establishing an augmented reality (AR) studio specifically designed for the Paris Games. This state-of-the-art studio is equipped to showcase 3D models of the Olympic competition venues in the French capital, providing viewers with an immersive and interactive way to engage with the events.
Among the exciting additions to the Olympic program are four non-traditional sports: skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing, and breaking. These sports not only reflect the evolving interests of younger generations but also emphasize the Olympics' commitment to diversity and inclusivity.
Breaking, also known as breakdancing, is making its historic debut at the Summer Games, marking a significant milestone for the sport and its global community. Scheduled over August 9 and 10, the breaking events are expected to draw a vibrant and enthusiastic crowd, both in-person and online.
Sport climbing will feature four events from August 5 to 10, showcasing the incredible athleticism and strategic prowess of the world's best climbers. These events are set to highlight the intense competition and the spirit of pushing human limits.
With these innovative additions and technological enhancements, the Paris 2024 Olympics are set to offer a unique and engaging spectacle, resonating with young global citizens, sports enthusiasts, and trendsetters around the world.
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