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Logistics, cinema and TV are all topics with movement at their core, but that's not the only reason to use motion in design. It can also convey a broader message, and here's a great example of that.

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Plus, it’s ultra-portable, which is more than can be said for its competition; as mentioned earlier, all graphics tablets and most pen displays need to be plugged into external devices.

Graeme Bruce is a data and graphics producer for CBC News. Previously, he was a digital editor at the Winnipeg Free Press. Find him on X @graemebruce_ and reach him by email at [email protected].