In case you’re living under a rock, in some backward town or (acceptably) in a storm shelter in New Orleans, you’ll be aware that the London 2012 Paralympics is now underway.
As well as some incredibly inspiring sportsmen and women competing in highly competitive, attention-grabbing contests, you’ll also see some ridiculous technology being implemented: You won’t see welding going on during a break in play during a standard rugby game.
Already DEVELOP3D has covered some of the equipment being used including Great Britain’s wheelchair basketball team, and one of the stars of the games Oscar Pistorious – stay tuned for some more during the events.
Not convinced? This should change your mind…
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