Unlike other robot animals, this one is meant for riding, offering a rootin' tootin' new addition to Kawasaki's mainstream ...

The Kawasaki Corleo robot horse concept isn't real, but a thrilling hype video makes it look like a blast to ride.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group on Friday unveiled the CORLEO, the prototype of a hydrogen-powered four-legged robotic horse ...

The Corleo is a two-seater quadruped robot you steer with your body, capable of picking its way through rough terrain thanks to AI vision. I mean look, sure, you could go buy yourself a horse.

A video offers a glimpse into the capabilities of this cyber-horse. The vehicle, which suspiciously resembles a Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle but with legs instead of wheels, ...

Designed like a robotic horse-panther hybrid, it navigates various terrains using four autonomous legs powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. The robot responds to rider movements and features a heads ...

Kawasaki is taking clean mobility seriously — so serious that it has unveiled a hydrogen-powered robotic horse. Named Corleo, the robot was unveiled at the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025. The robotic ...

Is it the horse’s turn to render the car obsolete? Japanese robotics company Kawasaki Heavy Industries is charging into the future — while leaning on an ancient mode of transport. Meet Corleo ...

Likewise, each of the back legs hinges forward like those of a wolf or horse rather than the backwards-facing legs of the Boston Dynamics robot dog, Spot. The company adds that each of these rear ...