Sitting down with Realbotix and its Aria humanoid, it became clear that sci-fi is becoming reality with AI-driven robots now within reach.

In its original form, the movies have always been about illusions. Unlike many other art form, movies strive hard to fool the audience into believing what they're seeing, and nothing has ...

Avengers Doomsday Concept Art Leaked: What You Need to Know! Posted: April 10, 2025 | Last updated: April 13, 2025 DoomBlazer delivers a perfect mix of knowledge and entertainment, reacting to the ...

Kawasaki has unveiled a concept that offers a glimpse into the ... Notably, the rear half of the robot operates similarly to a swingarm—a signature feature of Kawasaki motorcycles.

Rest semi-assured, though, the robohorse, otherwise known as the Corleo Concept 01 to Kawasaki ... actively tracks map and topography data, and keeps the robot’s independently moving “limbs” operating ...

Kawasaki Heavy Industries has debuted its prototype of a new futuristic method of transportation – a rideable robot lion! A wild CGI video, released on April 3, showcases a rider seated on the ...

Now, we have official details from Disney, including a first look at the cover art and a full list of bonus features. Despite the fact the movie went through extensive reshoots and a creative ...

After a series of preliminary meetings, the team at Compulsion Games created a multitude of folders organizing all of the art pieces that coincided with the structure of the book’s concept ...

This robot is still very much a concept for now, however. Kawasaki representatives suggested it may be launched by 2050, but they have not announced any solid development timeline, and there are ...

NEW: Here’s a first look at official concept art for the Universal theme park planned for the U.K. The resort is set to open as early as 2031 pending final planning approvals by local government ...

Kawasaki's Corleo is a wild hydrogen-powered robot horse concept. A rideable quadruped, it uses AI for all-terrain navigation. Pure codswallop or future mobility?