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Students in Wuhan University, China have invented a $71 “invisibility cloak” that hides wearers from AI security cameras.

Chinese police have been known to use facial recognition technology to track dissidents, ethnic minorities and migrant workers.

Four China Graduate students from Wuhan University have developed a cloak that concealed the wearer from security cameras. 

On November 27th, a team of college graduates from China won a creative work contest called the China Postgraduate Innovation and Practice Competit...

Several Chinese graduate students have invented a plain-looking, low-cost coat that can hide the human body, day or night, from security cameras monitored by AI, according to the team. The InvisDefense coat can be seen by human eyes but is covered in a pattern that blinds cameras in the day and sends out unusual heat signals at night, according to the...

The InvisDefense coat allows the wearer to be seen but not detected as human, with implications for anti-drone tech and the battlefield.

A greenhouse that utilises passive heating strategies is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Washington University in St Louis.

Rescue teams help evacuate residents in Xinxiang, Henan province, on Friday. WANG JING/CHINA DAILY It has stopped raining and the floodwaters have receded in Zhengzhou, capital of Henan province, where 73 lives were lost during the recent deluge as of Wednesday. However, Weihui, about 100 kilometers north of Zhengzhou, is still flooded, with people having to wade through water to reach safer places. Many volunteers joined the rescue and relief teams to help Henan residents, for which the la...

Weihui battles back from record deluge By YANG ZEKUN and SHI BAOYIN in Zhengzhou | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2021-07-29 08:58 Share CLOSE Medical workers check the status of a resident evacuated to a vocational school in Weihui, Henan province, on Tuesday. The school is housing several thousand people relocated due to the floodwaters. WANG FEI/FOR CHINA DAILY Flooded area still struggling, but plans are being drawn up to kick-start recove...

Henan braces for new downpours 1 2021-07-28 08:43:26CHINA DAILY Editor : Li Yan ECNS App Download Rescuers participate in flood relief work in Weihui, Henan province, on Monday. PROVIDED TO CHINA DAILY Province to implement flexible working hours, ensure prompt disaster response As Henan province mops up from the floodwaters that caused 71 deaths and affected more than 13.3 million people last week, it is bracing for more heavy rain from Typhoon In-Fa. More than...