London Olympics 2012
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Last year it was announced that the ArcelorMittal Orbit that was created for the 2012 Olympic Games in London and sits on the Olympic Park site was to have a slide added to it, giving visitors a quick way down from its observation deck. Construction is now almost complete and it will open in June.
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In an inspired piece of Olympics legacy development, a sculpture that was created for the 2012 Games in London is to become "the world's tallest and longest slide." Visitors will be able to descend from the top of the ArcelorMittal Orbit.
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London Eye has been transformed into a social media driven light show for the Olympics
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Virtual prototyping using ANSYS engineering simulation software is the key to Speedo's new Fastskin3 Racing System for swimmers.
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The BMW Olympic Pavilion is built on top of an artificial waterfall made with local river water.
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SplinterBike designer and builder Michael Thompson has launched a special Quantum edition for the 2012 London Olympics, which will be available for public test rides at the Adain Avion event.
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Data center operator Interxion has installed five Podtime sleeping pods at its London data center campus to help maintain staffing levels during the upcoming Olympics.
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Recently unveiled, the sinuous velodrome was chosen to represent London's claim for the "greenest Olympic games ever," because of its sustainability and efficiency initiatives.
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The first prototype zero emission, fuel cell-powered London black cab has been unveiled that can operate for a full day without the need for refueling and reach a top speed of over 80 mph (129 km/h).