Bio-inspired soft robots are designed to mimic the movements and functions of living organisms. These robots often use flexible materials, allowing them to adapt to various environments and perform tasks that traditional rigid robots cannot. By studying creatures like octopuses and earthworms, engineers create robots that can squeeze through tight spaces or navigate uneven terrain. The development of bio-inspired soft robots has applications in fields such as medicine, where they can assist in surgeries or deliver drugs. Their ability to conform to different shapes makes them ideal for tasks that require gentle handling, such as interacting with fragile objects or living tissues.