Kawasaki’s new motorcycle is a robotic robotic robot: when the Corleus arrives

Written by Jason Miller

Kawasaki's new motorcycle is a robotic robotic robot: when the Corleus arrives

Corleo is a robotic vehicle prototype presented these days by Kawasaki. Once completed, it should be able to move on different types of soil, wade rivers and jump crepacci. The images of the presentation have become very viral on social media.

Four robotic legs that move on every ground. A saddle that adapts to the movement of the mechanical beast. A hydrogen engine and obviously an electronic sector in Cyberpunk style. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group presented a means that has laundry the bubble of fans of way.

His name is Corleo, it works in hydrogen and its release on the market non it is exactly around the corner. The Corleus should arrive, approximately, between 25 years. A time far enough to doubt that Kawasaki is really thinking of starting a mass production For this new vehicle model.

Of course, we cannot deny that it is suggestive to think of moving with one robotic horse. In the presentation video it seems that Corleo is dedicated above all to the outdoor but if it were officially marketed in all likelihood we will also see it on the street.

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How Kawasaki Corleo works

The concept behind Corleo is to build a vehicle capable of move on any type of soil. In the presentation video, we leave you below, you can see the bike move between the rocks of the mountains, the rivers and run in the rough land of the forests. Not bad jumps. Like a wolf or a great feline, Corleo will also be able to go from the ground to jump into the air. The saddles are thought to also host two people. From the images spread up to now it seems the helmet to guide it is not necessary.

What’s true in Kawasaki Corleo

The video where you see Corleo at the work has clearly been made with computer graphics. The Corleo model was added to one series of natural panoramas. At the moment only a prototype has been presented able to perform some movements without unbalanced too much. At the moment therefore it is only one Good source of meme.

The video of the presentation of Kawasaki Corleo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C72Lnufmtq

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.