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Click
Season 23 · Episode 15
Robot Repairs Out at Sea
0.024mMay 21, 2022
Click dives underwater to meet the robots designed to look after offshore wind farms, and explores the latest tech being used to protect marine life. And we take a trip to a new virtual experience show being staged by the National Theatre in London.
Episodes
- Episode 1CES 2022: The Weird and Wonderful
- Episode 2CES: Part 2
- Episode 3Click Goes to Hollywood
- Episode 4Swingin' Satellites
- Episode 5The Illegal Pet Trade
- Episode 6The Future of Video Calls
- Episode 7Mechanical Medical Marvels
- Episode 8The Return of MWC
- Episode 9Scalpers 2.0
- Episode 10Can Computer Games Help Reduce Pain?
- Episode 11Could Solar Solve the Energy Crisis?
- Episode 12A Sea of Solar Power
- Episode 13Drones, Rapping and Raving
- Episode 14Space Homes and Asteroid Mining
- Episode 15Robot Repairs Out at Sea
- Episode 16The Tech Tracking Lost Dogs
- Episode 1702/06/2022
- Episode 18Software on Prescription
- Episode 19Turning Food Waste into Energy
- Episode 20Tech Tracks the Rubbish Dumpers
- Episode 21Can Tech Go Green?
- Episode 22A Sports Day Smash
- Episode 23Concussion, Fan Tech and Skills
- Episode 24Chocolate, dating and dreaming
- Episode 25Tech For Travel
- Episode 26Gaming Prom and Summer Gadgets
- Episode 27Agritech and the Future of Farming
- Episode 28Click at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
- Episode 29Best in (Tech) Show
- Episode 30Driverless cabs, AI perfume and a history mystery
- Episode 31Can Tech Help You Dress Better?
- Episode 32BBC 100 Years Tech Special
- Episode 33Organ Scanning and Crypto Scandal
- Episode 34Tech to Make Driving and Swimming Safer
- Episode 35Who’s Buying Up the Metaverse?
- Episode 36Social, Skype and (ultra) Sound
- Episode 37Green Special
- Episode 38Voice Banking and Robots
- Episode 39Gene Therapy and AI Screening
- Episode 40Female Tech Innovators
- Episode 41The Future of Art
- Episode 42Christmas Special 2022
- Episode 99Duplicated Episode - Delete / Ignore