intel Intel Breaks Drone Flight World Record at PyeongChang Opening Ceremony Intel sets a new Guinness World Record by flying 1,218 Shooting Star drones simultaneously during the PyeongChang 2018 Opening Ceremony. The spectacular display forms Olympic rings and various sports animations to kick off the Winter Games.
olympics Robot Bartenders and Automated Cafeterias Take Over Beijing Olympics China uses the 2022 Winter Olympics to showcase charming, automated robots that mix drinks, flip burgers, and enforce COVID-19 mask protocols in Beijing.
intel Intel Drones and AI Tech Transform the Tokyo Olympics Viewing Experience Intel goes beyond its famous opening ceremony drone light show by providing 3D athlete tracking, immersive replays, and 5G-enhanced broadcasts for the Tokyo Olympics.
olympics Olympic Surfing Crowns Historic First Champions in Tokyo Surfing makes its long-awaited Olympic debut in Tokyo, fulfilling a century-old dream. American Carissa Moore and Brazilian Italo Ferreira emerge as the sport's inaugural gold medalists.
intel Intel Leverages AI for Olympic Tracking and Goggle-Free VR at CES Intel showcases artificial intelligence as the driving force behind its latest innovations at CES 2020. The company demonstrates AI-powered athlete tracking for the Olympics and immersive 3D video technology that eliminates the need for VR headsets.
tokyo 2020 Tokyo 2020 Olympics Postponed to Summer 2021 Amid Pandemic The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games are officially postponed until the summer of 2021 due to the global coronavirus pandemic. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the International Olympic Committee agree to delay rather than cancel the massive sporting event.
robots Robots Assist Visitors at Pyeongchang Olympics Despite Limited Hours A variety of robots are helping visitors and media at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics by providing directions, serving water, and vacuuming halls. These machines highlight South Korea's push to present itself as a tech-savvy nation.