Kawasaki Corleo hydrogen robot
by Canyon Owen: Science
Kawasaki Corleo is a four-legged robot concept inspired by wolves. It uses a 150cc hydrogen engine to generate electricity for its limbs, enabling precise and stable movement across various terrains. This setup offers a cleaner alternative to conventional fuel-powered machines. Corleo is currently still a concept.
Transcript (en)
This is the world's first hydrogen-powered, four-legged robot. Meet Kawasaki Corleo, a machine that moves like a wolf, but runs on hydrogen. Currently, it is still a concept, but it has the potential to revolutionize the future of riding. According to Kawasaki, Corleo is equipped with a 150cc hydrogen-powered engine that generates electricity to power its limbs. This system enables precise and stable movement across a variety of terrains, while offering a cleaner alternative to conventional fuel-powered machines.
