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Military Robots
Elizabeth Noll
Library Binding (Bellwether Media, Aug. 1, 2017)Soldiers regularly put themselves in harms way to promote peace and protect freedom. This means they have great appreciation for their robotic stand-ins PackBots. The remote-controlled robots especially save the day when they find hidden bombs! This book puts kids on a reading mission to discover how robots serve the military.
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Animal Robots
Luke Colins
Paperback (Black Rabbit Books, Jan. 21, 2020)From exploring space to exploring the deepest parts of the ocean, robots are becoming a big part of human life. With engaging graphics and charts that emphasize visual literacy, let readers explore the impacts robots are having on our world and our future. With simple text and bold infographics, teaches beginning readers about animal robots and their role in our world.
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Flying Robots
Elizabeth Noll
Paperback (Blastoff! Discovery, Aug. 1, 2017)The MQ-1 Predator drone served the U.S. military well for over two decades. The flying robot's early missions were surveillance and reconnaissance. But in time, the drone became armed with Hellfire missiles for attack missions. This STEM-aligned title shows interested readers robots that don't stay grounded.
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Police Robots
Elizabeth Noll
Paperback (Blastoff! Discovery, Aug. 1, 2017)The U.S. military has given nearly 1,000 robots to police departments around the country. This means most police robots are ex-military. Young readers will walk through the history of robots teaming up with those who bravely wear the badge. They can decide for themselves if they think robots belong on the beat.
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Underwater Robots
Luke Colins
Hardcover (Bolt Jr., Jan. 1, 2020)From exploring space to exploring the deepest parts of the ocean, robots are becoming a big part of human life. With engaging graphics and charts that emphasize visual literacy, let readers explore the impacts robots are having on our world and our future.
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Space Robots
Luke Colins
Hardcover (Bolt Jr., Jan. 1, 2020)From exploring space to exploring the deepest parts of the ocean, robots are becoming a big part of human life. With engaging graphics and charts that emphasize visual literacy, let readers explore the impacts robots are having on our world and our future.
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Battling Robots
Luke Colins
Paperback (Black Rabbit Books, Jan. 21, 2020)From exploring space to exploring the deepest parts of the ocean, robots are becoming a big part of human life. With engaging graphics and charts that emphasize visual literacy, let readers explore the impacts robots are having on our world and our future. With simple text and bold infographics, teaches beginning readers about battling robots and their role in our world.
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Medical Robots
Elizabeth Noll
Paperback (Blastoff! Discovery, Aug. 1, 2017)No surgeon can boast the steady "hands" of da Vinci. This surgical robot was built for careful cutting, and that is why it has helped with more than three million medical operations to date! This high-interest children's read introduces robots dedicated to saving lives and caregiving.
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The World of Robots
Kathryn Clay
Paperback (Blazers, Jan. 1, 2014)Whether they are building products in factories, fighting on a battlefield, or competing for a prize, robots are busy every day. With brief text and amazing photos, The World of Robots gives readers a tour of the amazing robots found all around us.
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Medical Robots
Luke Colins
Hardcover (Bolt Jr., Jan. 1, 2020)From exploring space to exploring the deepest parts of the ocean, robots are becoming a big part of human life. With engaging graphics and charts that emphasize visual literacy, let readers explore the impacts robots are having on our world and our future.
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Military Robots
Luke Colins
Library Binding (Bolt, Jan. 21, 2020)With simple text and bold infographics, teaches beginning readers about military robots and their role in our world.
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Factory Robots
Elizabeth Noll
Paperback (Blastoff! Discovery, Aug. 1, 2017)General Motors brought the first factory robot to life in 1961. The 4,000-pound assembly-line robot was named Unimate. It proved it could build cars twice as fast as humans could! In this children's tech title, the behind-the-scenes robots that make factory work fly get much-deserved attention.
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