Microbots are tiny robots, often measuring just a few millimeters in size, designed to perform specific tasks. They can be used in various fields, including medicine, where they might deliver drugs directly to targeted areas in the body, or in environmental monitoring, where they can help assess pollution levels in hard-to-reach places. These miniature machines can be controlled remotely or programmed to operate autonomously. Researchers are exploring their potential for applications such as surgery, cleaning up oil spills, and even assembling larger structures at a microscopic level, showcasing their versatility and innovative capabilities.