A bendable robot is a type of robotic device designed to have flexible joints and structures, allowing it to move in various directions and adapt to different environments. These robots often use materials like soft polymers or flexible metals, enabling them to mimic the movements of living organisms. This flexibility makes them suitable for tasks in tight spaces or delicate operations. Researchers are exploring the use of bendable robots in fields such as medicine, where they can assist in minimally invasive surgeries, and search and rescue, where they can navigate through rubble. Their adaptability and versatility make them a promising area of study in robotics.