How does technology influence how we play, connect, live, work, and move? That’s what the Comic-Con Museum’s newest exhibit, “Popnology,” will explore.

The immersive exhibit — opening Wednesday, Oct. 4 — will take over the museum’s main space with interactive displays centered on tech’s connection to pop culture’s biggest movies, toys, TV, art, and books.

It’ll touch on virtual reality, robots, drones, 3D printers, driverless cars, and the future of transportation. Guests can expect to see a full-size replica of the DeLorean from “Back to the Future” and the world’s first 3D printed car.

"Popnology" will explore the connection between tech and pop culture. | Photo via "Popnology" and Comic-Con Museum

The museum is closed through Tuesday, Oct. 3, for the exhibit’s installation. When it reopens, fans will also find these new exhibits:

“Colleen Doran Illustrates Neil Gaiman,” featuring original art by the artist known for her illustrations in Gaiman’s stories like “Chivalry.”
“From Big Dots to the Digital Universe: The Evolution of Comic Book Color,” featuring art by longtime comic book colorist Steve Oliff.