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The Goat-Horse Robot That’s Changing Work | Sacramento News
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Meet “Three-Halves,” a seven-foot-tall, goat-headed, horse-bodied robot with four legs built to tackle wildfire and disaster zones—controlled by a gaming controller. Created by hobbyist Beau in Northern California, it’s not a corporate marvel or AI-driven drone, but a hands-on, garage-built marvel inspired by real-world safety needs. Lightweight, stable, and surprisingly nimble, it’s designed to do the dangerous work humans shouldn’t. Beau envisions personal robotics as the next big thing—maybe by 2044, building a humanoid robot will be as common as building a race car. It’s quirky, practical, and full of potential.
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