China tech
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China now publishes more scientific papers than any other country — nearly twice as many high-impact articles as the United States. Here is where the world’s research powers stand in scientific research by country in 2026. How scientific research by country is measured There is no single scoreboard for global science. Rankings change with the…
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Excerpt from Global Times at https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202609/1370528.shtml Foreign enterprises also participated in the construction of the smart plant, as it was jointly built by UBTECH and Siemens Digital Industries Software. Powered by the jointly developed manufacturing operations management system that serves as the factory’s “smart brain,” it achieves full-process digital closed-loop management of work-order scheduling, material…
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T‑Mobile’s security team in India severed a key fiber link, forcing a Chinese‑backed intrusion group out of its network and averting a potentially massive data breach. T‑mobile Cuts a Critical Cable to Boot Chinese Hackers From Its Indian Network
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A speedy humanoid robot broke its waist after sprinting straight into a wall and crashing to the ground in a shower of sparks during testing in Beijing. Speedy robot ‘breaks its waist’ after sprinting into wall
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Chinese robotics companies say breakthroughs in artificial intelligence could soon allow machines to understand unfamiliar environments and perform complex tasks from simple spoken instructions, potentially transforming manufacturing, logistics and everyday work. The global robotics industry may be approaching a turning point comparable to the arrival of ChatGPT, as advances in artificial intelligence begin to move…
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Lightweight, low-cost, heat-seeking missiles could be used to identify stealth fighters in future air combat with strong accuracy Article from https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3363843/chinese-missile-ai-tracks-f-22-f-35-heat-signatures-over-90-accuracy “The F-35 and F-22 may be among the world’s most advanced stealth fighters, but they cannot hide one thing: heat. When heat-seeking missiles lock onto aircraft, fighters release flares to confuse infrared sensors and…
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Deep Robotics has released new footage showing its DR02 humanoid robot climbing outdoor concrete stairs, highlighting the machine’s ability to handle challenging terrain and maintain dynamic movement. The latest demonstration comes as the Hangzhou-based robotics company enters a key phase in its development and commercialization efforts. By tackling uneven, demanding outdoor surfaces, the DR02 is…
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Researchers have developed a hypersonic navigation system that uses stars to maintain guidance when satellite signals fail. China’s Mach 5+ hypersonic weapons turn to stars for navigation when GPS signals fail