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Kawasaki’s concept robot CORLEO is a hydrogen-powered, rideable robot with four legs,designed for stable,eco-friendly travel across various terrains. NOTE: The fully functional model will be available after 2025. The video primarily features CGI. 📽️:Youtube/Kawasaki Group Channel

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@DeepLearn007 @DeepLearn007, innovative technology like this opens up exciting possibilities for the future.

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In an Australian laboratory 🇦🇺, a coral nursery is home to a robotic arm that works around the clock. This machine feeds, cleans, and nurtures young corals 🤖🪸 This is the story of the robots that help protect the environment ⤵️

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This is the first time I've realised that ... we ... are actually going to have ... DRAGONS 😬😬😬😬💚💚💚💚

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I am afraid of the future, if the robot technology combine AI technology it will be dangerous. humankind prepare their ends.

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I love how it changes size based on whose riding it. Is this like the difference between a 2 door and 4 door/extra cab pickup truck? Or just inconsistently bad cgi?

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A step towards sustainable, adaptive travel innovation for varied environments.

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Intriguing concept, particularly in energy transition dynamics and mobility engineering dimensions. Look forward to real-world efficiency data later.

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