Recent advancements in traditional robotics have enabled improvements in power consumption, actuation, and other challenges, many robots are still limited compared to biological organisms. Thus, bioinspired and biohybrid robots offer another approach to address the current limitations, by taking the best of both natural and engineered designs. Bioinspired robotics is a diverse subfield of robotics, in which biological systems serve as models to design and build machines. Approaches range in the degree of bioinspiration – from robots that replicate one desired aspect of an organism, to robots that replicate an entire animal body and mode of locomotion – and in the material design – from rigid and soft robots made of entirely engineered materials, to biohybrid robots that incorporate living tissues and organisms. Because the process of designing, building, and implementing these robots often requires visual, hands-on training, this collection serves as an amalgam of various bioinspired and biohybrid robotic techniques from experts in the field. The goal is to allow leading scientists to disseminate and trade details of their methodologies that are more challenging to present in traditional scientific media, and further expedite research in this growing subfield of robotics.