CeBIT

How would you like to get an industrial robot to build something that you designed? Well, you'll have your chance next month. That's when Germany's GFT Group will be presenting Robochop, an installation of four foam-carving robots that can be controlled by regular people via the internet.

Swedish company SoundRacer is showcasing its Electric Vehicle Sound Module, EVSM-2, at CeBIT by giving an RC car a throaty roar.

An industrial robot has been modified to autonomously create pencil sketches of human subjects.

ASUS' gaming wing, the Republic of Gamers, has revealed its new line-up of notebooks, mainboards, graphics cards, monitors, routers and headsets at CeBIT 2011.

Tobii Technology and Lenovo have joined forces to create a notebook prototype that a user can control with the blink of an eye.

Fujitsu has taken a truly wireless PC display to CeBIT 2011 which uses magnetic induction technology to provide the unit with power and wireless USB to send images to the screen.