Color-blind artist Neil Harbisson became a cyborg when he had an implant fitted that enabled him to 'hear' colors.
The University of Oxford's Anders Sandberg looks at what might happen if our species survives for another one million years.
Struck down with motor neuron disease, Dr. Peter Scott-Morgan wanted to reinvent what it means to be human.
The self-healing, living skin - which is based on human cells - has been demonstrated on a robotic finger.
Astronomer Royal Martin Rees has suggested that cybernetics could facilitate humanity's future among the stars.
A new report has predicted the technologies that soldiers of the future will be equipped with on the battlefield.
Moon Ribas can feel every earthquake on the planet through a special seismic sensor implanted in her arm.
A cross between a robot and a beetle, the cybernetic insect can be commanded to walk or run on demand.
Scientists are developing a way to create an interface between a computer and a soldier's brain.
The flowers, which are still very much alive, have tiny electronic circuits threaded through them.
Biological and technological upgrades could eventually turn us in to a race of cybernetic immortals.
Neuroscientists have come under fire over the ethics of their new remote control cockroach kits.
Semi-robotic insects that can be controlled with a mobile phone are being developed by researchers.
Cyborg cockroaches that can be remote controlled may be the future for locating earthquake survivors.
Researchers at Harvard University are blurring the lines between organic and electronic systems.
New research funded by the US military has succeeded in creating a cyborg beetle, using implants and controlled by lapto...