Researchers are making advancements in the field of biohybrid living robotics, combining biological and synthetic components to create innovative robots. These biohybrid robots are being developed for various applications, including targeted therapeutic delivery and underwater exploration, with recent breakthroughs in soft electronics and muscle-driven systems. The field is rapidly evolving, with scientists exploring new frontiers in biohybrid robotics, including the use of crustacean exoskeletons and ray-inspired designs.