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Innovative gadgets @CeBit 2012
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The sleek, white, life-sized humanoids, with camera-shaped lights as heads, gyrate suggestively to the music, provided by a third "DJ" robot, with a megaphone for a head, who bops around the stage in time to the beat. ©AFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSEN
The sleek, white, life-sized humanoids, with camera-shaped lights as heads, gyrate suggestively to the music, provided by a third "DJ" robot, with a megaphone for a head, who bops around the stage in time to the beat. ©AFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSEN Innovative gadgets @CeBit 2012
       
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From wacky pole dancing robots to waterproof tablets, many weird and futuristic gadgets enthralled the visitors at the CeBIT, world
A touch screen sensitive glove from "Touching" is being demonstrated at the world
A robot said to be able to cook is taking stock of groceries in hall 26 at the world
A waterproof tablet PC from Fujitsu is seen lowered into a fish tank at the world
A custom made pc built in a transparent case is seen at the world
The company Assmann shows the Iphone jacket with a built in projector at the world
A finger mounted mouse  is seen at the world
People get the "brain light" treatment at the world
A robot draws a portrait of a visitor in hall 26 at the world
French company Nelyo introduced the world
The sleek, white, life-sized humanoids, with camera-shaped lights as heads, gyrate suggestively to the music, provided by a third "DJ" robot, with a megaphone for a head, who bops around the stage in time to the beat. ©AFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSEN Innovative gadgets @CeBit 2012
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