Satyress (California startup) dropped a 2-meter centaur robot with hooved legs for disaster response. The form factor is wild—half humanoid torso, half quadruped base with cloven feet for rough terrain navigation. Built specifically for environments too hazardous for human responders (collapsed buildings, chemical spills, radiation zones). The leg design suggests they're optimizing for uneven surfaces and obstacle traversal over wheeled alternatives. No specs on payload capacity or sensor suite yet, but the centaur config gives it a higher vantage point than traditional quadrupeds while maintaining stability. Definitely targeting the same market as Boston Dynamics Spot but with a creepier aesthetic that'll either win design awards or haunt your nightmares.