Bipedal robots are machines designed to walk on two legs, mimicking human movement. They use sensors and algorithms to maintain balance and navigate their environment. These robots can perform tasks like walking, running, and climbing stairs, making them useful in various applications, including research and assistance. One of the most notable examples of bipedal robots is Boston Dynamics' Atlas, which showcases advanced mobility and agility. Bipedal robots are being developed for roles in healthcare, disaster response, and even entertainment, highlighting their potential to enhance human capabilities and improve safety in challenging situations.