Living Robotics is a field that combines biology and technology to create robots that mimic living organisms. These robots are designed to replicate the movements, behaviors, and functions of animals or humans, often using advanced materials and sensors. The goal is to enhance their adaptability and efficiency in various environments. Researchers in Living Robotics study how natural systems operate to improve robotic designs. This includes exploring concepts from biomechanics and neuroscience to develop robots that can navigate complex terrains or perform tasks autonomously. Applications range from medical robots assisting in surgeries to search and rescue robots in disaster scenarios.