Threehalves
A 7-foot-tall, four-legged superhumanoid robot with a centaur-like body, bull-like head and horns. It is designed for teleoperated forestry work, wildfire response and operations in dangerous disaster zones.
Primary use case: Hazardous forestry operations, wildfire response and disaster-zone work
Height
213.36 cm
Specifications
Physical
Height
213.36 cm
Locomotion
quadrupedal
Manipulation
Hand Type
No hands; interchangeable wrist-mounted tools and attachments, including a chainsaw and power drill
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
teleoperated
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
Joystick-based teleoperation, Autonomous self-balancing and stabilization, Integrated camera feeds for remote operation and terrain awareness
Commercial
Availability
Prototype/proof of concept under development
Primary Use Case
Hazardous forestry operations, wildfire response and disaster-zone work
Related news
DeepSeek + Unitree, robot centaurs, Zoox, Avatar, and more in Humanoid Daily #11
satyress.com
Manual entity-ingest supporting URL (2026-10-26)
Enact Intelligence Raises $30M Pre-seed for Force-Sensing robots
Enact Intelligence Raises $30M Pre-seed for Force-Sensing robots
Meet Threehalves: The viral robot designed for Earth's most dangerous environments
Satyress, a California robotics startup, has developed Threehalves, a 7-foot-tall four-legged humanoid robot with a bull's head and horns, designed for dangerous wildfire response and forestry operations. The teleoperated robot aims to give skilled workers 'superpowers' by handling hazardous tasks in extreme conditions, operating via joystick controls with interchangeable tools like chainsaws. While currently a prototype and passion project for the two-person team, the robot has gone viral for its haunting appearance despite its life-saving mission.