industrial robots

In Robots at Home, early fluent readers learn about the many kinds of robots built to help people in their daily lives.

In Robots in the Field, early readers learn about the roles robots play in the field of battle.

In Robots in the Factory, early fluent readers learn about the role robots play in manufacturing our goods.

Presents an overview of the history of the robot, culled from interviews with experts such as scientists, surgeons, manufactures, science fiction writers, artists, filmmakers, and provides information on the role they play in daily life and speculates on their future.

Text and illustrations portray a whole range of robots now in existence--some in factories, some who work underwater, and some who travel in space, and others who do jobs too dangerous for man.

Discusses robots, automatons, and other mechanical devices, the earliest of which was developed as part of an Egyptian water clock around 2000 B.C.

Discusses how robots are used to explore and work in dangerous places and examines advances in robotics and how people benefit them.

Discusses how robots are used for recreation and work and examines advances in robotics and how people benefit from them.

Looks at how and why robots are used in various industries, examines the anatomy of a robotic arm, discusses robot use in factories, farming, stores, the home, and the medical field, and considers the possible future of robot workers.

Discusses robots along with their use in manufacturing plants, automotive industries, and in own homes. Includes information on the future of robotics.