Canadian College Students Are Faster And Safer In Inventing New Skates.

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< p > the invention of new skating > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > shoes < /a > is Jeffrey Azzolin of Mechanical Engineering Department of University of Waterloo, Liaoning Province.

Bladetech T03 plus roller skates can slide faster and reduce the chance of injury.

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P > Canada is the ice hockey kingdom. A graduate of Mechanical Engineering Department of University of Waterloo in Liaoning Province, who is also an enthusiast of ice hockey enthusiasts, has used his expertise to invent spring skates with springs, which can skate faster and help reduce injuries.

Jeffrey Azzolin, who is an amateur ice cream player himself, is passionate about the ice lolly ball.

He found that the ice skates sold on the market today are designed to reduce the weight and increase the speed of ice skates.

With his position as an ice cream fan, he realized that there is a great demand for speed improvement in the market.

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< p > he invented Bladetech using new technology to add springs to skates, so that players can skate faster and reduce injuries in design.

He said, whether beginners or masters, even if only a slight increase in speed, they can enhance their mobility, quickly take the ball and create opportunities to shoot.

Therefore, this technology can help the ice cream team win or lose the whole season.

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P, a professional athlete who is worried about injuries, is also benefited from new technology to prevent injuries to the hip, knee and heel.

He said that the spring design can reduce the impact force on the joints and reduce the leg injury.

It is extremely important for athletes who skate for 3 hours every day.

The new ice skates have been praised by the University of Waterloo ice cream team and former professional ice lolly players.

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The principle of < p > Bladetech is that when the skates are landing, the spring can reduce the strength of the knee joint; when the force is applied, the springs return to the original state, providing the acceleration driving force.

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< p > this invention is Azzolin's homework at university.

He graduated from University of Waterloo in June and won a scholarship of 60000 yuan to help him start his own business.

He hopes the new skates will be tested by the end of this year and will be available for sale next spring.

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