TOKYO—Kawasaki Heavy Industries has developed a four-legged robot, called Corleo, for use as an all-terrain vehicle.

Kawasaki introduces CORLEO, a hydrogen-powered quadruped prototype that combines advanced AI robotics and clean energy.

CORLEO — an acronym for COoperative Robot with LEgs for Off-road environments — marks Kawasaki’s bold foray ... their worth beyond traditional factory floors. It also integrates a modular ...

Kawasaki's Corleo is a wild hydrogen-powered robot horse concept. A rideable quadruped, it uses AI for all-terrain navigation. Pure codswallop or future mobility?

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group, the multinational automotive conglomerate from Japan, has debuted the prototype of a hydrogen-powered, four-legged robot designed to be ridden by humans.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has attracted attention by developing it as a future robot that work like human outside the factory not inside. Kawasaki Heavy Industries is developing a system that ...

What if your next off-road ride wasn’t on a motorcycle or ATV but on a robot that moves like a wolf? Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced something that feels straight out of a video game ...

Current progress in legged robotics suggests that many features proposed by Kawasaki are feasible. But others pose challenges: Corleo will need the endurance to walk in the wild, run effective ...

Current progress in legged robotics suggests that many features proposed by Kawasaki are feasible. But others pose challenges: Corleo will need the endurance to walk in the wild, run effective ...

Unlike other robot animals, this one is meant for riding, offering a rootin' tootin' new addition to Kawasaki's mainstream lineup. From a silhouette standpoint alone, Corleo looks like you threw a ...