Soft robots are flexible machines made from soft materials, such as silicone or rubber, allowing them to bend and stretch like living organisms. Unlike traditional robots, which are rigid and often limited in movement, soft robots can adapt to their environment, making them suitable for tasks like delicate handling or navigating complex spaces. These robots often mimic the movements of animals or humans, using techniques inspired by biology. For example, some soft robots are designed to resemble octopuses or worms, enabling them to squeeze through tight areas or grasp fragile objects without causing damage.