Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group, a multinational automotive conglomerate from Japan, has unveiled the prototype of a hydrogen-powered, four-legged robot designed for human riders at the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025. Named CORLEO, this wolf-inspired robotic vehicle features four legs for navigating rough terrain and aims to be an all-terrain alternative to motorcycles. The vehicle, which is beginner-friendly, offers stability, maneuverability, and the ability to traverse mountainous areas. Kawasaki plans to launch CORLEO within the next 25 years as a futuristic option for all-terrain exploration. Powered by a hydrogen fuel cell and a 150cc engine, CORLEO reflects the trend among Japanese manufacturers to embrace cleaner energy solutions. The robot's design includes integrated AI systems for enhanced balance and navigation, drawing inspiration from video games. Unlike traditional controls, CORLEO responds to the rider's body movements for real-time adjustments. Kawasaki envisions CORLEO replacing traditional off-road motorcycles, marking a significant leap in next-generation mobility and cleaner energy solutions. Additionally, Kawasaki is expanding its robotics portfolio with Industrial Collaborative Robots for extreme conditions and educational robots like Astorino, designed to teach robotics and manufacturing skills in classrooms. With its focus on advanced industrial robotics and decades of experience in automation, Kawasaki is at the forefront of innovation in transforming manufacturing processes.