Kawasaki's human-carrying robot 'Corleo' unveiled
Japan-based Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced its new four-legged, hydrogen-powered robot model 'Corleo', which is capable of carrying humans.
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Japan-based Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a new four-legged robot model powered by hydrogen energy. Named 'Corleo', the robot stands out for its ability to carry humans.
Kawasaki showcased Corleo, which is built with a powerful motor system capable of carrying the weight of an adult, at the Osaka World Expo (Expo 2025). Unlike traditional robot dog designs, Corleo has the capacity to transport people. The robot's four-legged structure allows it to move with stability on uneven terrain.
CAN PERCEIVE DIFFERENT CONDITIONS
The robot is equipped with an AI-supported navigation system. Thanks to this system, it can perceive its surroundings and automatically adjust its movement route to avoid obstacles. Sensor technology helps the robot maintain its stability on different ground conditions.
WILL USE HYDROGEN FUEL
One of the most striking features of Corleo is that it runs on hydrogen fuel cells. This system is presented as an alternative to traditional battery technologies. The company states that hydrogen energy provides longer usage time and environmental advantages.
WHAT ARE THE USE CASES FOR CORLEO?
The manufacturer states that the robot can be used in various fields. It is reported to be designed for different scenarios, including industrial applications, search and rescue operations, logistics solutions, and personal mobility support.