Tech Now has launched a new series that explores the latest technological innovations and their real-world applications across a wide range of fields. The series takes viewers to major events like Gamescom, the world's largest gaming convention, where host Laura Cress provides highlights and insights into the latest developments in gaming and entertainment. The program also ventures into more specialized areas, such as the use of new technologies to measure and monitor forests, and offers exclusive access to a program aimed at rehabilitating individuals involved in hacking. These segments provide a glimpse into both the creative and the critical sides of technology. Inside the Esports World Cup in Paris, the series captures the excitement of competitive gaming and explains how to build a high-performance gaming PC. Another episode titled "WWE: The Tech Behind the Show" features Ammie Sekhon exploring the advanced technology that supports the production of WWE events, from special effects to performance enhancements. In "Race for the Ultimate Supercomputer," Adrienne Murray gains rare access to Microsoft's Quantum Lab in Denmark, highlighting the race to develop next-generation computing power. The series also covers the use of technology in preserving a historic warship in Sweden and visits FIFA's headquarters in Zurich to see how new tech is being integrated into the World Cup. Other episodes delve into cutting-edge advancements, such as the future of prosthetics, where Shiona McCallum meets a medical expert to discuss innovations in this field. Adrienne Murray also explores how 3D imaging is being used to assist in heart procedures, while Andrew Rogers investigates new technologies that allow people to stay underwater for extended periods. Harriet Bradshaw looks at how artificial intelligence is helping to solve long-standing mysteries in art history, and Shiona McCallum tours Blenheim Palace to see how technology is aiding its restoration. The series also examines the role of technology in legal battles over climate change and extreme weather events. In addition to these topics, the series includes a variety of other explorations, from an underground insect farm in the UK that turns food waste into animal feed, to an electric boat in Norway showcasing green tourism. Adrienne Murray visits the Esrange Spaceport in Sweden and the Olympic training center in Oslo to examine how technology is shaping space exploration and athletic performance. Nick Kwek meets innovators in Australia's agricultural industry and explores the National Space Industry Hub in Sydney. The program continues with coverage of the latest trends and innovations at CES 2026 and features singer KT Tunstall experiencing her musical avatar brought to life through technology.