Xenobots are the world's first living, self-healing robots created by scientists at the University of Vermont and Tufts University. They are millimeter-sized robots constructed from stem cells of the African clawed frog and can walk, swim, and survive for weeks without food. To create the Xenobots, living stem cells were scraped from frog embryos, cut and reshaped using microtools under a microscope into specific body forms designed by a supercomputer. The cells then self-organized to form the designed structures and their pulsing heart muscle cells allow them to move. Potential applications of these biodegradable Xenobots include searching out hazardous compounds, gathering microplastics in oceans, and traveling inside arteries