Kawasaki’s Hydrogen-Powered Bionic Robot ‘CORLEO’ | Fuel Cells Works [English]

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Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced an innovative bionic robot named CORLEO, which is powered by hydrogen fuel cells. This four-legged robot is designed to navigate various terrains, showcasing advanced mobility and stability. It combines elements from Kawasaki's expertise in robotics and motorcycles, allowing users to experience a new form of personal mobility that is both fun and practical.

The CORLEO robot features a unique design that allows its rear and front legs to move independently, similar to a motorcycle's swingarm. This design helps absorb shocks while riding and enables users to maintain a good view of the terrain ahead. The robot is particularly suited for challenging environments, making it accessible for beginners who may struggle with traditional vehicles.

Kawasaki plans to showcase CORLEO at the upcoming Osaka-Kansai Expo, emphasizing the theme of "Instinct to Move." The company aims to highlight the joy of movement in natural settings, encouraging people to explore the outdoors. Alongside CORLEO, Kawasaki will also present other innovative transportation solutions, inviting visitors to experience the future of mobility firsthand.

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