An curved arrow pointing right. Neil Harbisson is the world's first government-recognized human cyborg. An antenna implanted into his head allows him to "hear" colors. Produced by Kevin Reilly ...

Viewers are curious to learn more about KB, portrayed by Kyriana Kratter, in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. Introduced in the ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. The human brain is unimaginably complex and powerful. In fact, no computer that mankind ...

predictions about the future – and a handful have even claimed to be time travellers heading back in time to deliver warnings to the human race. One such person calls himself Orrin, and he ...

Near future: Science fiction becomes reality More than 50 years ago two scientists coined the word “cyborg” for an imaginary organism—part human, part machine. It seemed science fiction ...

Cyborg anime featuring cyborgs or humans with robotic enhancements has long captured the imagination of fans. Whether fully mechanized or possessing a few augmented limbs, these cyborg anime ...

A growing movement of people are modifying their bodies to enhance their senses, improve their health or extend their human abilities ... Neil is an artist and cyborg activist who has an antenna ...

Meet Emily Borghard, one of the world's first true cyborgs thanks to a chip implanted in her brain. In the not too distant future, there could be millions more like her.

Peter: The Human Cyborg is the extraordinary journey of super-scientist Peter Scott-Morgan as he turns himself into a cyborg in an attempt to overcome the Motor Neurone Disease (MND) that will ...

Documentary. Are human cyborgs becoming a reality? Frank Swain meets people who are using technology to enhance their bodies and provide new skills. Show more Frank Swain can hear Wi-Fi.

LAMBCO Productions has announced the world premiere of SUPERSONIC MAN, a new musical written and directed by Chris Burgess at ...

Ever imagined insects being the ones to save human lives? You heard that right. Researchers in Japan are working on a “cyborg cockroach,” or a remote-controlled insect wearing a tiny ...