Living tomorrow. No. 125

United Kingdom, 1973

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Cinemagazine items: A series of special cylinders bolted to the rails slow a moving railway wagon gently and progressively, making it safer to railfreight fragile and dangerous cargoes; picking apples in a highly mechanised way by using mini apple trees; a medicine dispenser for the blind; a new mechanical camera filming 10,000 pictures per second and an electronic camera whose exposure is measured in millionths of a second provide special information.

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