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Robotpedia
Take an in-depth look at the history and cultural impact of robots through the years in this educational and interactive guide!
Robots are everywhere—building cars, driving cars, performing surgery, helping soldiers and fire fighters, even vacuuming! From high up in space to the bottom of the ocean, robots are an instrumental part of how humans are learning about the world.
This encyclopedic guide to robotics takes kids through the evolution of robotic from the ancient Greek inventors, to the first robot at the World’s Fair, to nanotechnology already in use today, to D.I.Y. robotics, and even a peek into the robotic future as told by the scientists creating it. And keeping readers company along the way are many of our favorite robots from film and TV.
Filled with interactive inserts, Robotpedia takes a fun approach to STEM learning.
Robots are everywhere—building cars, driving cars, performing surgery, helping soldiers and fire fighters, even vacuuming! From high up in space to the bottom of the ocean, robots are an instrumental part of how humans are learning about the world.
This encyclopedic guide to robotics takes kids through the evolution of robotic from the ancient Greek inventors, to the first robot at the World’s Fair, to nanotechnology already in use today, to D.I.Y. robotics, and even a peek into the robotic future as told by the scientists creating it. And keeping readers company along the way are many of our favorite robots from film and TV.
Filled with interactive inserts, Robotpedia takes a fun approach to STEM learning.
40 pages, Hardcover
Published October 23, 2018
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September 29, 2019
Mr 4 who is always asking questions and curious about how things work loved this book very much. There is a lot to learn about a range of different robots, with photographs of most (all?) of them, and we read a page or 2 each bedtime. When it came time to return it to the library (after renewing as many times as allowed) he was very upset, but cheered up when I reminded him that we can borrow it again.
December 20, 2018
learned alot about different types of robots and a.i
July 19, 2019
Didn’t really read it, but had fun one day listing the name/functions of the various robots with my boy. 7/10
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