Soft robotics is a field of robotics that focuses on creating robots from flexible materials, allowing them to adapt to their environment and interact safely with humans. Unlike traditional robots made of rigid components, soft robots can bend, stretch, and compress, making them suitable for tasks that require delicate handling, such as medical applications or agricultural tasks. These robots often mimic natural organisms, using principles from biomimicry to enhance their functionality. Soft robotics can include devices like soft grippers and soft actuators, which are designed to perform tasks without causing damage. This technology has the potential to revolutionize various industries by improving efficiency and safety.