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This week's consumer technology show looks into the future of tech. Suzi investigates 4G; Jason looks at the best new tech for 2012, including 3D technologies, the Kindle Fire and Windows 8; Jon visits the people who make the next-generation technology for the British military, including an hi-tech helmet which enables jet fighter pilots to lock-on to targets simply by looking at them, Polly discovers the latest developments in surveillance, transport and security technology, then heads to Festo in Germany to look at new devices which aim to mimic the movement of an elephant and a bird and see how the relationship between bionics (nature) and mechatronics (robots) is advancing. Finally, Ortis looks at some of the concept technology that could be around in 10 year's time. Edit

This week's consumer technology show looks into the future of tech. Suzi investigates 4G; Jason looks at the best new tech for 2012, including 3D technologies, the Kindle Fire and Windows 8; Jon visits the people... Read More

Add a descriptionThis week's consumer technology show looks into the future of tech. Suzi investigates 4G; Jason looks at the best new tech for 2012, including 3D technologies, the Kindle Fire and Windows 8; Jon visits the people who make the next-generation technology for the British military, including an hi-tech helmet which enables jet fighter pilots to lock-on to targets simply by looking at them, Polly discovers the latest developments in surveillance, transport and security technology, then heads to Festo in Germany to look at new devices which aim to mimic the movement of an elephant and a bird and see how the relationship between bionics (nature) and mechatronics (robots) is advancing. Finally, Ortis looks at some of the concept technology that could be around in 10 year's time. Cancel