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The new Japanese robot "Miuro" twists and rolls to iPod tunes in an intricate dance based on the chaos theory, a technology developers said will one day enable robots to move about spontaneously instead of following preprogrammed motions. Ver más.
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In the image is seen a modern looking Yixing teapot by the potter Chen Mingyuan, who was active from the mid-17th to the early 18th century. Teapots of silver and porcelain are undoubtably luxurious, but Chinese literati traditionally preferred theirs made of a particular type of purple clay, which they valued more than gold. Called Zisha (literally "purple sand") it is from Yixing, a small town 120 miles west of Shanghai. Ver más.
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