Reporting from Shenzhen, CHinaReporting from Shenzhen, CHina — There’s no mistaking Naomi Wu amid Shenzhen’s deliverymen and investors. Her long, auburn-dyed hair falls over tight, low-cut tops; her ...

A TEAM of scientists claim to have created the world's lightest mind control device - for bees. The tiny brain controller weighs just 74milligrams, which researchers say is lighter than a sack of ...

A woman in China who has to be fed through a tube because she suffers from a rare disease has remarkably retained her optimism, encouraging and impressing many people. Liu Kaixin was born with ...

The People's Daily Online reports that scientists in China have successfully used brain implants in pigeons to control the birds' movement: Scientists with the Robot Engineering Technology Research ...

HANGZHOU - The cyborgs of science fiction, once symbols of superhuman abilities, are now powering China's elderly care revolution as the nation's silver economy surges. An exoskeleton walking aid ...

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Yes, you read that title correctly: Neuroscience researchers (and presumably Bond villains in training) from Zhejiang University, China, have created a method that allows humans to control the ...

South Korean director Kwak Jae-young's latest film Cyborg She hit theaters in China yesterday. Kwak is widely popular among young filmgoers for his 2001 hit My Sassy Girl. Cyborg She is the final ...

Across the Atlantic Ocean, the boisterousness of the Oscars has barely retreated, but it is time to shift our focus back home again. The Chinese film industry has just seen another 10 billion yuan ...

Some early footage of this movie has been floating around on the web for a few months now, but today an official trailer was released. And in the meantime, the brilliantly named “Metallic Attraction: ...

It sounds like science fiction but it’s become science fact. Chinese experts have created the first ‘cyborg bee’. Insects are fitted with abrain controller and receive in flight commands via tiny ...