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A high-level paraplegic patient in Shanghai is demonstrating remarkable recovery one year after receiving China's first domestically developed implantable brain-computer interface, with medical evaluations revealing signs of neural regeneration and significant improvements in motor function. The 38-year-old patient, known as Xiao Dong, has regained

Performance gaps among China's three leading home appliance manufacturers have widened sharply, with Gree Electric Appliances posting a revenue decline while rivals Midea and Haier Smart Home continue to expand, according to third-quarter 2025 results. The divergence highlights mounting challenges for Gree's air-conditioner-dependent

Chinese technology firms are rapidly overturning the stagnant, billion-dollar robotic pool cleaner market, a niche but lucrative segment long dominated by Western incumbents. Spearheaded by companies like Aiper, these challengers are leveraging innovations from the consumer electronics playbook—cordless designs, AI-powered navigation, and agile supply chains—to capture

DJI on October 22 unveiled the Osmo Mobile 8, its latest-generation smartphone stabilizer designed for content creators and videography enthusiasts. The new device features advanced subject-tracking capabilities, an integrated multi-function accessory module, and new shooting modes to provide greater creative flexibility. At the core of the Osmo

A new wave of affordable, high-performance 3D printers from Chinese firms is transforming the technology from a niche hobby into a mainstream consumer phenomenon. This surge in "at-home manufacturing" is reshaping the global consumer electronics landscape, empowering users to create everything from custom toys to functional

XGIMI Technology, China’s leading projector manufacturer, is facing a wave of insider selling that casts a shadow over its strategic push for a Hong Kong listing, raising questions about its growth prospects as it grapples with a market slowdown and wavering performance. The latest development came on Oct. 10,

Huawei Technologies has dethroned Apple from the global smartwatch market leadership position for the first time in seven years, according to industry data, marking a significant shift in the wearable technology landscape driven by competitive pricing and expanded product offerings. Market research firm Counterpoint reported that Huawei shipped 7.2

Chinese robot vacuum makers, honed in their home country’s hyper-competitive e-commerce landscape, are deploying a surprisingly traditional strategy to dominate Vietnam: a ground game built on physical stores, local distributors, and personal trust. This pivot away from the online-first playbook is rapidly securing their leadership in

Plaud.AI, a Chinese AI hardware developer that achieved global success with its smart recording devices, is entering mainland China with a high-stakes bet on a premium strategy, shunning the price wars common in the country’s competitive tech market. The move serves as a critical test for the

Huawei Technologies has launched a new range of high-end wearable devices and a smart television, signaling a continued strategic focus on expanding its premium consumer electronics ecosystem with advanced health and AI-driven features. The Chinese technology giant on Tuesday unveiled its Watch GT 6 series, FreeClip 2 open-