We deep dive into tech-infused tattoos, Audi's plan to have its cars talk to traffic lights, and Intel's Project Alloy. We also sit down with Producer Logan to reminisce about the show and bid it a fond farewell.

Intel announces an interesting VR prototype without cables or controllers; also, a researcher creates a leaping robot leg inspired by mountain goats.

A pair of robotic arms craft pieces of sushi at a robot showcase; also, Audi plans to deploy technology allowing select models to "talk" to traffic lights.

MIT and Microsoft show off a temporary tattoo with a variety of interactive functions; also, an NES emulator team ports its work to HoloLens.

Guest co-host Christian Spicer joins Ashley to deep dive into industrial robot arms giving tattoos, VR street biking and the newest HoloLens demo. Also, would you buy a smart toaster?

A man makes a bionic hand out of coffee maker parts; also, Microsoft shows off a HoloLens demo featuring characters from Legendary films.

Synchronized dancing robots break a world record; also, a man combines a stationary bike, Google Street View and a VR headset for a virtual adventure.

A massive robotic arm is modified to give tattoos to humans; also, Nissan shows off a working prototype of its BladeGlider electric vehicle.

A robot made to lighten the load for long-term care professionals is headed to assisted-living facilities; also, a new technique for animating real-world objects finds its way to Pokemon Go.

A huge bus designed to drive over the tops of cars during rush hour; also, robots that weave carbon fiber structures that look like spiderwebs.