Posted Jul. 27, 2012 at 7:38 a.m.
Olympic Kayaker Jessica Fox in action. (photo courtesy of Geomagic)
Olympic sports keep pushing athletes to find new and nuanced ways to condition their bodies. The same is true with their equipment, as in the case of the Australian Olympic Kayak team who worked with Creaform and 3D modeling company Geomagic prior to the start of the London summer games....
Olympic kayakers turn to Triangle engineers for help
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Olympic Kayaker Jessica Fox in action. (photo courtesy of Geomagic)
Olympic sports keep pushing athletes to find new and nuanced ways to condition their bodies. The same is true with their equipment, as in the case of the Australian Olympic Kayak team who worked with Creaform and 3D modeling company Geomagic prior to the start of the London summer games....
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