
14/03/2015 GMT
This week on Click we are looking at innovations in health tech - including a high tech hospital in America where 'Tug Bot' robots ferry meals, pharmaceuticals, and even rubbish ar
This week on Click we are looking at innovations in health tech - starting with a piece from a high tech hospital in America by Richard Taylor where 'Tug Bot' robots ferry meals, pharmaceuticals, and even rubbish around, calling lifts for themselves. Lara Lewington sees a 3D printing prototype device, which could revolutionise the way doctors suture stitches.
Spencer Kelly has a look at how Gaudi�s Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Barcelona is being finished with the help of 3D printing; and David Reid is in Ghana meeting tech entrepreneurs at a school for start-ups.
Richard Taylor also reports from the Apple Watch event in California.
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Ghana’s burgeoning tech start-ups
Duration: 04:23
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3D printing helps build the Sagrada Familia
Duration: 02:04
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Device could make surgical stiching easier
Duration: 03:27
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Will the Apple watch be a success?
Duration: 02:14
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