Carol Sonenklar

Despite being a bit dated, this books is still informational and relevant in the are of robotics. The text was engaging and easy to understand and serves as an adequate introduction to late twentieth century robotics. The illustrations and images were a bit unfortunate and I felt like they didn't enhance the reading or give good visuals about what the robots might look like. Overall, a good STEM book. The organization by types of robot or their function, with anecdotal introductions should appeal to older elementary school students. Also good for school reports.… (altro)

This book is a good way to study robots. It has stories about robots famous or not. It has a guide on robots and what they're used for. Robots can fight, capture pictures from Mars, collect volcanic rock and locate earthquake victims. The capabilities of these robots are much higher than a mind storm robots. I was surprised that robots could work together.
I think this is the best non-fiction ever. I loved this book and I think you would too. This made me respect robots more than before. I learned that robots can do a lot more things than us, good thing we control them.… (altro)