Kawasaki's CORLEO is a hydrogen-powered, AI-driven rideable robot. Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reports on this new ...

The hopping robot, which is smaller than a human thumb and weighs less than a paperclip, has a springy leg that propels it off the ground, and four flapping-wing modules that give it lift and ...

Hydrogen-powered rideable from Kawasaki has four legs with hooves and can walk, run and jump across uneven terrain ...

Kawasaki has unveiled a concept ... Its four legs are equipped with rubber hooves that help absorb surface irregularities, ensuring grip. Notably, the rear half of the robot operates similarly ...

The Kawasaki Corleo robot horse concept isn't real, but a thrilling hype video makes it look like a blast to ride.

This month, after adjusting to, using, and wearing out 14 different sets of lower limbs, Ted, 15, is trialling so-called robot legs, with microprocessor knees that use sensors to calculate ...

It’s also perfect for prototyping the control system of robots. [davidatfsg]’s recent entry in the Hackaday Prize, Delta Robot, shows how complex robotics can be implemented without the ...

The race to put humanoid robots into mass production has intensified over the past week, as companies in both the US and China made a string of announcements that convinced analysts the technology ...

One of the many games revealed alongside the Switch 2 was Drag x Drive. As Nintendo describes it, this is the ...

Then, at some point, Bongard steps in and gives the successful robots legs. And evolution continues. Bongard has found that he can evolve a contraption that walks upright in just 100 generations.