Electroadhesion is a phenomenon and associated technological approach centered on the controlled generation of temporary adhesive forces between surfaces through the application of an electric field across an interface. This field of study investigates the principles governing electrostatic attraction at material interfaces, exploring the influence of surface properties, material compliance, and field dynamics to achieve variable, reversible adhesion. Its significance lies in providing versatile manipulation solutions for delicate, irregular, or diverse objects, enabling advancements in robotic grasping, material handling, and controllable surface attachment applications where traditional methods are impractical.