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Welcome to Cool Stuff Daily. I'm Reggie Rizzou. Do you remember that robot horse we talked about almost a year ago?

Well, it might be coming sooner than we thought.

So I am a fan of sci-fi. I like movies, I like books, but we always wonder, when are we going to get some of this technology?

So flying cars, we're not there yet. Obviously there's some designs out there. we always wonder, when are we going to get some of this technology?

So flying cars, we're not there yet.

Obviously, there's some designs out there.

But what about some of the robots out there?

What about riding a robot?

Well, Kawasaki has officially moved one of the wildest mobility concepts of the decade out of the CGI fantasy zone and into the real world.

Yes, I'm talking about that robot horse.

If you don't remember, they introduced Corleo in April of 2025.

It's Kawasaki's four-legged, rideable robotic off-road vehicle

that looks like it possibly escaped from a video game cutscene and is wandering into our near future.

When Kawasaki first unveiled Corleo, it was in an almost entirely CGI video.

It showed the machine leaping over icy crevices, climbing rocky mountain pass, crossing snowy terrain without slipping, and navigating

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