Kawasaki made a rideable electric goat, and the company released this for the world to see via the International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo, Japan. Instead of a bipedal human that resembles the method ...

We’re more or less still at the point of robotics where engineers are throwing anything at the wall and hoping to find a design that sticks. Or at least, that seems like the best explanation for why ...

What’s better than an electric motorcycle? The answer, even if you didn’t know it until now, is Bex, a goat-shaped robot from Kawasaki that you can actually ride. Giddy up! This won’t be a ...

Kawasaki debuted two robots at 2022 International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo. The company provided a demonstration, showing a person riding it's goat-shaped robot. Robot use has become more popular in ...

If you have ever wished you could own a robot goat that you can ride to work, your dreams may be coming true. Kawasaki recently showcased Bex, its robotic goat, that can transport cargo up to 220 ...

We're not sure if this was a question anyone actually asked but Kawasaki has answered it anyway: is it possible to make a robotic goat wit horns that light up that you can ride? Well, let's just cut ...

When it comes to quadruped robots, the most famous name happens to be Boston Dynamics' Spot, which costs north of $70,000, can perform some sick dance moves, and is tailored for inspection jobs.

During the 2022 International Robot Exhibition (iREX) in Tokyo, motorcycle manufacturer Kawasaki debuted its rideable “RHP Bex” robot, named after the Ibex goat species known for its large recurved ...

Kawasaki unveiled a robotic ibex (a species of wild goat) at its display at the iREX robot trade show in Japan last week. And as you can see in a recent video posted to YouTube, it’s big enough for an ...

Kawasaki's Ibex robot debuted at the world's largest robot exhibition in TokyoYouTube Kawasaki debuted two robots at 2022 International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo. The company provided a demonstration, ...