Tobit Software Demos Racy Robots On-Stage at CeBIT

So, things have calmed down at CeBIT, you finally have a chance to slow down and take in the Hannover Messe’s many halls at a leisurely pace. Sit down, rest a while and feast your eye’s on Tobit Software’s… pole-dancing robots.

The Tobit Software booth is designed to look like a club–and, dare we say, a full-on strip club at that. Above tables where, ahem, patrons enjoyed drinks, three white robots are grooving away on stage. Two decidedly “female” robots are gyrating away on poles, while a DJ robot in the middle provides the beats. Their moves are controlled by a computer by a Wi-Fi connection. Though the ‘bots were made from old car parts, their price is quite high-end: reportedly some €30,000 ($40,000). Impressive robotics? Decide for yourself after a look at our quick video from the booth.

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Video: Adobe Demos Content-Aware Move Feature in Photoshop CS6

Adobe’s has introduced some amazing new functionality in CS6, its newest version of Photoshop. On Monday, Adobe released a video on YouTube demonstrating one of the slickest features of CS6: Content-aware move, a tool that lets you seamlessly move or remove an object in an image and then automatically fills in the background. No more using clone brush or other advanced feature to cover up that random guy in the background of your group photo — CS6 will handle it on the fly. CS6 also adds functionality to the content-aware move tool that allows you to extend an object in the image — say, the edge of a roof — without using any complicated tools. Adobe’s video demonstrating the power of these features speaks for itself:

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