Tech Now

Harriet Bradshaw finds out how AI is being used to help solve an art history mystery. Andrew Rogers heads behind the scenes of Pinewood Studios to see how the latest advances in technology are taking filmmaking to new heights. Suranjana Tewari explores the new innovations at the Beijing Autoshow. And Laura Cress chats to games designer Peter Molyneux about his final release, Masters of Albion.

Andrew Rogers visits a former quarry where new tech is being tested to help people stay underwater for longer. Joe Tidy reports on a huge U-turn for big tech as Instagram stops end-to-end encryption. Franchesca Hashemi explains what you need to know about the lithium-ion batteries in the tech you use every day. And Nick Kwek meets the tech entrepreneur trying to decode animal language.

Adrienne Murray explores how new 3D-imaging technology is being used to support heart procedures. 

Andrew Rogers chats to the game developers pitching the next big thing at the London Gaming Festival. 

Nick Kwek visits the University of Texas to explore new innovations in hydrogen car technology. And Paul Carter meets the robodog helping to analyse plants and crops.

Shiona McCallum meets the medical expert testing out the future of prosthetics following his own near-fatal cycling accident. 

Paul Carter heads inside Amazon's AI chip lab in Austin, Texas. 

Zoe Kleinman visits the UK Dementia Research Institute to see how AI is being used to improve diagnosis and help find treatments.

Harriet Bradshaw finds out how gym equipment is being invented and tested to help astronauts exercise in space.