Hexapods are a class of arthropods that have six legs. This group includes insects like beetles, butterflies, and ants. Hexapods are characterized by their three main body segments: the head, thorax, and abdomen. They are found in various environments, from forests to deserts, and play essential roles in ecosystems, such as pollination and decomposition. In addition to insects, the term "hexapod" can also refer to robotic systems designed with six legs. These robotic hexapods are often used in research and exploration, mimicking the movement of their biological counterparts. They can navigate challenging terrains, making them valuable for tasks in areas like search and rescue or environmental monitoring.