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On facebook, its as though you havent left your virtual environment, youre kind of cocooned in the technology. but the technology of the near future will also open up new ways to see the world. during the pandemic, some destinations took the chance to show off their location in immersive virtual reality and some people think this will accelerate the take—up of this technology in the future as well as things like augmented reality. technology might soon make the process of travel far easier, bu...

Weve got this hivemind that sits and runs in the cloud, and that knows the exact location of every product in this facility and it gives reports ten times per second on each movement of each product, and that is all in the planning, working out which bot goes where, what it should pick up and where it should take it. the bots themselves are dont have a lot of intelligence, but they rely on the hivemind for their instructions. the robots also rely on the control room — three people per shift wh...

Photography, they are learning the things we are doing wrong and how to do in a good way. i dont like to be using an apocalyptic message. the option to change, its in our hands. if we dont change, maybe in ten years, most of the posidonia here and many species, will be gone, but if we start changing we have the possibility to recover the nature in the mediterranean and in many other places in this planet. london has seen a massive boom in cycling. social distancing and largely empty streets has ...

With the dead bodies. many are lined up outside waiting for relatives - to come and claim them. some people were in pain and some people were their eyes were being treated. many complained of suffocation. they need oxygen - to help them breathe, and its in short supply. imagine that suddenly your city where you live has lost 8,000 people, 8,000 in one night. but that wasnt the end. archive: doctors are studying 86,000 affected families - in bhopal, at least 10,000 people have chronic lung proble...

Thats all for this week. coming up next week: carmens looking back at some of our best moments injapan, including the time she trained like a ninja. and rajan went to visit what has to be one of the strangest classrooms in the world. join us for that if you can, and in the meantime, dont forget you can keep up with all our adventures on the bbc iplayer. but until next time, from me, ade adepitan, and all the travel show team here in hyde park, its goodbye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with...

0k, hopefully theres something there to keep yourfires burning. right, still to come on the travel show: we meet the marine biologist working to protect the vital seagrass around the balearic islands. and mikes taking to two wheels in kenya. a man with a gun just crossed in front. now its time to head to spain and the waters around formentera to meet a man whose passion is the protection if some of the most oldest living organisms in the world. they play an important but little—known role in s...

Quiet gatwick airport but one or two announcements you can still hear on the tannoy. thats all we have time for this morning, breakfast will be back tomorrow from six. bye— bye. have a lovely sunday.

Through the boarding gates, doing it all completely contactless. in fact, even your passport might not be around for too much longer as you know it. right now were piloting digital passports with air europa, for people travelling to spain, so they will have their digital information on their mobile in addition to their biometric information on their mobile as well so i think its really speeding up innovation because we need to have these technologies to make people feel confident to travel. its ...

See, nairobi is slowly changing and its amazing, and other cities in kenya are starting to notice the same, and, you know, theyre playing their part in ensuring non—motorised transport is part of the infrastructure in cities. mike there in nairobi. thats all for this week. coming up next week: carmens looking back at some of our best moments injapan, including the time she trained like a ninja. and rajan went to visit what has to be one of the strangest classrooms in the world. join us for tha...

They learn to do underwater photography, they are learning the things we are doing wrong and how to do in a good way. i dont like to be using an apocalyptic message. the option to change, its in our hands. if we dont change, maybe in ten years, most of the posidonia here and many species, will be gone, but if we start changing we have the possibility to recover the nature in the mediterranean and in many other places in this planet. london has seen a massive boom in cycling. social distancing an...