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⚡️INTERESTING: Researchers developed a worm-inspired soft robot that can crawl, turn, rotate, and avoid obstacles using inflatable muscles, flexible kirigami skin, and built-in sensors. Its limbless design could help it navigate tight or dangerous spaces during search-and-rescue missions, inspections, and exploration.

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