Kawasaki unveils rideable quadruped robot called the Corleo

On 13 April, the Japanese company Kawasaki is expected to present several of the technological innovations it is developing.

Imagine a personal vehicle that does not rely on wheels to move, but rather on robotic legs capable of climbing, absorbing impacts, and adapting to any terrain. This is Kawasaki's bold vision...

CORLEO, UFO of the genus, looks like a headless horse coupled with a panther capable of making leaps of several meters.

A last crazy project has just begun in Osaka: a futuristic mechanical horse designed by Kawasaki builder and capable of crossing 80 km/h.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled its latest innovation: a four-legged, hydrogen-powered, rideable robot called "Corelo."

Kawasaki unveils rideable quadruped robot called the Corleo

As part of the {Osaka Expo 2025}, motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki has just presented a glimpse at an upcoming concept model that aims to change how we judge and experience personal mobility. Formerly known as {Concept 01}, the product is now going by the name of Corleo, and it's a quadruped robot that can be ridden and that is designed to conquer rough and rugged terrain. Kawasaki has introduced the world to Corleo with a video that you can se…