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Yes, you read that correctly. Technically called the Corelo, it is described as a “quadruped” with room for two humans and driven by AI decision-making. It has four legs and a horse-like torso, but no head, together offering an aesthetic generally associated with fever-dream nightmares...
...we could see it being useful for getting around walkable urban areas, or being handy for ranchers checking those fences on the back forty. At least it doesn’t eat any hay.
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ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!]
Details are understandably scarce, and Kawasaki says any sort of production variant is not expected to show up until the 2050 calendar year, or even later.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQDhzbTz-9k[/ame]
Yes, you read that correctly. Technically called the Corelo, it is described as a “quadruped” with room for two humans and driven by AI decision-making. It has four legs and a horse-like torso, but no head, together offering an aesthetic generally associated with fever-dream nightmares...
...we could see it being useful for getting around walkable urban areas, or being handy for ranchers checking those fences on the back forty. At least it doesn’t eat any hay.
[
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!]Details are understandably scarce, and Kawasaki says any sort of production variant is not expected to show up until the 2050 calendar year, or even later.
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQDhzbTz-9k[/ame]
