So when the Chinese military found out that one of its recruits tried to photograph soldiers in his barracks with a ... Chinese military bars smartwatches, smart glasses and internet-connected ...

Chinese police officers have begun arresting people using facial-recognition glasses. Over 30 people have already been arrested.

The Chinese military continues to access U.S. technology despite ... the company agreed to supply the U.S. Army with more than 120,000 smart glasses in a deal that could reach $21.88 billion ...

The glasses are likely here to stay, having arrived just weeks before Chinese New Year when it is expected that 389 million train trips will be taken between Feb 1 and March 12. Recommended video ...

Entities that the U.S. government has designated as arms of the Chinese military freely sell their goods through Amazon’s sprawling online marketplace, both directly and through third-party ...

For the past two months, cyborg police officers have screened travellers passing through Zhengzhou railway station in China. The officers, wearing smart glasses with built-in face recognition ...

China has unveiled sweeping new regulations to tighten the release of information about its military online, a move that could obscure key sources for monitoring the world’s largest armed forces.