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Yasmin Morgan-Griffiths finds out how new technologies are being used to measure the world's forests in more detail than ever before. Suranjana Tewari takes us inside a robotics factory in Beijing. Joe Tidy has exclusive access to the hacker rehab programme steering teenagers away from cybercrime. And, we meet the creator of an AI-powered sign language platform in Kenya.

Laura Cress has the highlights from Gamescom, the biggest gaming convention in the world. Lily Jamali heads behind the scenes of a California-based company in the race to replace the International Space Station. Have you heard of vibe coding? Ammie Sekhon explains everything you need to know. And Adrienne Murray explores a new wave energy technology inspired by the pumping of a heart.

Shiona McCallum meets the mums and hospital staff trialling the first new assisted birth innovation in decades. Yasmin Morgan-Griffiths visits a company building sustainable electric vehicle tech, which doesn't rely on rare earths. Ammie Sekhon meets the comedian who has created an AI of himself to see if it's better at comedy than he is. And Lara Lewington finds out why Kew Wakehurst botanic garden has become a living laboratory.

Adrienne Murray follows a team of NASA scientists in Iceland carrying out research during a rare total solar eclipse. 

Andrew Rogers has the highlights from IFA Berlin, one of the world's biggest tech shows. 

Grace Ekpu finds out how AI and automation are being used in the fish farming industry. 

Martin Sharkey heads to Silverstone to meet the teams taking part in Formula Student AI.