Kawasaki just dropped a concept video for CORLEO, a four-legged robotic horse powered by hydrogen. Designed for off-road adventure, it combines all-terrain mobility with motorcycle-like handling.

That is the case of Japanese multinational manufacturer Kawasaki Heavy Industrials, which has unveiled a four-legged, hydrogen-powered robotic horse called CORLEO. The robot will be shown at the Osaka ...

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Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group on Friday unveiled the CORLEO, the prototype of a hydrogen-powered four-legged robotic horse built to deliver never before off-road riding experience. Showcased at the ...

Kawasaki's newest product might make your wildest sci-fi Western dreams come true. In a surprise YouTube video, the brand—which is known best for its motorcycles and jet skis—showed off Corleo ...

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Kawasaki has unveiled a futuristic four-legged robotic lion you can ride on. Designed for off-road personal mobility, it offers a glimpse into what could be the next generation of eco-friendly ...

Kawasaki is showcasing a new personal mobility project at the 2025 World Expo (Osaka, Japan) this year, as the Corleo ridable quadruped concept is revealed to the world. Looking like a cross between ...

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