Biomimetic robots are machines designed to imitate the functions and movements of living organisms. By studying nature, engineers create robots that can walk, fly, or swim like animals. For example, a robot inspired by a bird might have wings that flap, allowing it to soar through the air. This approach helps improve robot efficiency and adaptability in various environments. These robots can be used in many fields, such as search and rescue, environmental monitoring, and even medical applications. By mimicking the skills of creatures like insects or fish, biomimetic robots can perform tasks that are challenging for traditional machines, making them valuable tools for innovation.