China has become the second country in the world to start human trials of its advanced invasive brain-computer interface technology.

The NISAR satellite will be able to detect centimetre-sized changes on Earth’s surface, providing crucial data for agriculture and climate modelling.

A study in China found that AI can spontaneously develop human-like understanding of natural objects without being trained to do so.

Often mistaken for scenes from a sci-fi simulation, Chongqing, a Chinese Megacity , stirs curiosity with its dramatic cityscapes. Rarely found on typical tourist routes, this sprawling urban area ...

Understanding how drug delivery systems distribute in vivo remains a major challenge in developing nanomedicines. Especially ...

From Silicon Valley in the USA to bustling Beijing in China, self-driving cars, especially the ones driven without the assistance of a driver, are popping up ev ...

With a 320 % increase in construction robotics research, the review highlights advancements in automation and the role of AI ...