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The field of nanorobotics has made significant progress. Nanorobotics is a new field that has sparked a lot of attention among pharmaceutical researchers and drug delivery scientists. Nanorobots administer drugs to specific areas, seeking to make them far more effective and reducing the risk of unwanted side effects. These nanorobots are made of nanomaterials and will complete the mission. Nanomaterials are materials with a dimension of 1 to 1000 nanometers. Nanomaterials have holds great potential in drug delivery through passive or active targeting mechanisms throughout the last few decades. A brief classification of nanorobots is addressed below, depending on technological advancement, morphology characteristics, functional aspects, power supply, and biohybrid mechanisms. Ultimately, several cancer therapy, surgery, regenerative medicine, cell therapy, gene therapy and biomedical applications are reviewed. The field of nanorobotics has made significant progress. However, a number of concerns and challenges must be overcome before nanorobots may be used in patient care.