Sure thing! First off, I layer the chassis with a composite of carbon‑fiber and titanium alloy for that high strength‑to‑weight combo. Then I wrap the interior in a shock‑absorbing polymer foam that can dissipate kinetic energy into heat, keeping the actuators from getting slammed. For the circuits, I use a dual‑layered thermal shield—silicone on the outside, phase‑change material inside—so the heat from a punch gets spread out and the microcontrollers stay cool. And of course I add a redundant power bus so if one cell gets fried, the other keeps the bot humming. How’s that for a punch‑proof prototype?