China’s Cyborg Bees Developed for Military Surveillance
Beijing’s cyborg bees, controlled remotely through brain signals, can fly on command, turn in midair, and carry tiny payloads.
Cyborgs, short for “cybernetic organisms,” are beings that combine biological and artificial components, integrating human or animal tissue with mechanical or electronic systems. The concept appears in both science fiction and real-world research, where technologies such as prosthetics, neural implants, and brain-computer interfaces enhance or restore human abilities. In modern science, cyborg studies explore the boundaries between biology and technology.
Beijing’s cyborg bees, controlled remotely through brain signals, can fly on command, turn in midair, and carry tiny payloads.
Elon Musk’s Neuralink is working on a mind-controlled robotic arm as it ramps up production of its brain computer interfaces.