In a surprising twist merging the essence of Alberta's cowboy heritage with cutting-edge technology, Japanese engineering giant Kawasaki has introduced 'CORLEO', a hydrogen-powered robot horse set to revolutionize transportation in Calgary. The concept, unveiled at the World Expo 'Mobile Instincts' pavilion in Osaka, envisions a future where cowboys ride eco-conscious robotic steeds through misty landscapes, blending nostalgia with modern innovation. As Alberta's energy sector transitions towards cleaner alternatives, hydrogen emerges as a promising fuel source, with Calgary leveraging its natural gas reserves to become a hub for next-gen energy solutions like the hydrogen-powered horse. 'CORLEO' features advanced functionalities such as rubber hooves, GPS, gyroscope, and a hydrogen engine, designed to mimic the movements and handling of a real horse. The integration of this robotic horse into cultural events like the Calgary Stampede symbolizes a harmonious coexistence of tradition and innovation, offering a glimpse into a high-tech future for the city. While the concept may seem surreal, it aligns with Calgary's vision to reinvent itself as the 'Heart of the New West' by embracing clean technology and sustainable energy solutions.