Many of the comments are getting this wrong. This video is CGI-generated. However, a prototype exists but all it can reportedly do is stand up and balance itself at present.
Kawasaki Reveals Four-Legged Robot You Can Ride Like a Horse
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#22> The company has confirmed the use of a 150cc hydrogen motor that generates electricity to drive the robot’s four legs.
Is hydrogen a better way to store electricity than just batteries? This seems awfully roundabout.
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#23> A company spokesperson indicated that Corleo is a long-term vision, with a potential market release by 2050. The video looks all cgi. Headline bait.
It’s not even good CGI!
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#24Many of the comments are getting this wrong. This video is CGI-generated. However, a prototype exists but all it can reportedly do is stand up and balance itself at present.
Ah, sounds like it's just as far along as Tesla's robotaxi then!
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#25Hydrogen powered? Where do you refuel it.
Boil some water and pour 2/3 of it into the tank.
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#26Cos a hydrogen engine is the best way to generate electricity. Given that the entire vehicle is around the same size as the fuel tank in a pickup truck, and hydrogen's very low volumetric energy density.
Make the thing, then try to sell it, ffs.