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Video: Animated digital tapestry wows visitors at Shanghai Expo 2010

The centerpiece of the Chinese Pavilion at Expo 2010 in Shanghai is a stunning animated digital tapestry that takes one of China’s most famous paintings and updates it for the 21st Century.
Wellness and Healthy Living

More ammunition in the argument against solariums

Two new studies show that using a solarium significantly raises ones chances of being diagnosed with skin cancer and that the risks increase as the age of solarium use decreases.
Science

'Martian technology' to keep solar panels dust-free

Self-dusting solar panels that are cleaned by an electric charge provided by the solar panels themselves could help improve efficiency and reduce maintenance costs at solar power plants.
Science

Clothing that doubles as batteries could be a boon to soldiers

MIT is developing batteries that could be woven into clothing.
Sports

Attitube builds core strength with water motion resistance

The Attitube is a fitness device that builds core stability via a water-filled tube.
Science

Getting inside the mind of a terrorist to prevent attacks

Using P300 brain wave reading technology, researchers have been able to accurately deduct details regarding a mock planned terrorist attack.
Automotive

Mercedes-Benz unveils 2012 model CLS four-door coupe

The leaking of pics last week seems to have prompted Mercedes-Benz to officially unveil the 2012 model CLS, which will make its debut at this year’s Paris Motor Show.
Wearables

The little black dress with a built in mobile phone

CuteCircuit’s M-dress is a little black number that has a mobile phone built into it.
Good Thinking

Bird-Protection Glass to stop birds flying into windows

German company Glaswerke Arnold (or Arnold Glass) has come up with a simple way to prevent birds colliding with windows by producing a glass that appears normal to humans but is visible to birds.
Good Thinking

Solar powered LED streetlights provide off-the-grid road illumination

Solar powered, highly-efficient LED streetlights are being installed on a super highway in Mexico City.
Body and Mind

Researchers regenerate nerve connections after spinal injury

For the first time, researchers have induced robust regeneration of nerve connections that control voluntary movement, offering hope to spinal injury sufferers.
Aircraft

The Privateer looks to redefine amphibious plane design

The Privateer is billed as the "first new Amphibian design in 60 years."

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