Kawasaki Heavy Industries is fast-tracking Corleo, a hydrogen-powered, rideable robotic horse that mimics equine movements for navigating challenging terrains. Originally a 2050 vision, it's set for debut at the 2030 Riyadh Expo and commercial sales by 2035. This innovation blends robotics, AI, and sustainable energy, potentially revolutionizing off-road exploration and industrial applications.

Kawasaki Heavy Industries is fast-tracking Corleo, a hydrogen-powered, rideable robotic horse that mimics equine movements for navigating challenging terrains. Originally a 2050 vision, it’s set for debut at the 2030 Riyadh Expo and commercial sales by 2035. This innovation blends robotics, AI, and sustainable energy, potentially revolutionizing off-road exploration and industrial applications.

  • ArcaneSlime@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 months ago

    After picking a restaurant:

    Horse: Away we go

    User: Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Who (ow) thought (ow) this (ow) seat (ow) was (ow) a good (ow) idea (ow)?

    Riding a real horse can already break your balls (fairly literally), I can hardly imagine how much worse an Aluminum horse would be.