Japanese media focused on high-tech beds in the Beijing Olympic Village: people who participated in the Tokyo Olympic Games expressed envy one after another

Before the opening of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the high-tech beds in the Olympic Village were first fired, and some people also associated with the cardboard beds in the Tokyo Olympic Village. On the 4th, Japan's Kyodo News Agency also released an article titled "Athletes Compare the Beds of the Beijing Winter Olympics and the Tokyo Olympics to Cause Heated Discussions". American athletes attending the Beijing Winter Olympics praised the high-tech bed in the winter Olympic village room on social media, and the comparison with the Tokyo Olympics, which uses corrugated cardboard beds for environmental protection, has become a topic of conversation. Those who participated in the Tokyo Olympics have spoken out in admiration. The article acknowledges that for top athletes preparing for important competitions, it is true that sleep comfort seems to be more attractive than environmental protection.

High-tech bed in Beijing Winter Olympic Village (data map)

According to the report, the American women's bobsledmer Summer, who stayed in the Winter Olympic Village, said that the U.S. women's bobsleigh athlete was not able to do so. Britcher (27) recently released a video. The video shows that she uses the remote control to control the tilt of the bed while selecting "zero gravity mode" and so on, giving praise to the high-tech bed. As of the 3rd, the video has been played more than 360,000 times.

According to British media reports, the bed can also measure the number of heartbeats and the number of breaths, etc., and the mattress can be adjusted with the curve of the body to guide people to sleep.

Kyodo News Agency said that some people commented that they were "grateful for considering the environmental protection of the Tokyo Olympics", and some American athletes who participated in the Tokyo Olympics posted that they "recalled how uncomfortable corrugated cardboard beds were". The corrugated cardboard beds used in the Tokyo Olympic Village are recyclable and are intended to send a message of environmental protection to the world. For this new attempt at the Olympic Games, although there were voices questioning the strength of the bed, many athletes uploaded videos of jumping in bed and doing yoga to confirm the intensity, which caused heated discussions.

According to the media, the bed in Beijing Winter Olympic Village is equipped with an adjustment function, which can provide appropriate support for the spine in different scenarios such as sleeping posture and sitting posture. The mattress is made of memory foam material and has built-in sensors, which can achieve functions such as massage, zero pressure, and alarm clock pushing. After setting the alarm, the bed will automatically take off and land at the set time; once the smart bed recognizes the snoring sound, it will also adjust the height of the head to alleviate the snoring.