Así que quieres ser un constructor de robots (ingeniero de robótica)

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From the Publisher The Future of Robotics Starts Right Here Real Work. Real Robots. Real Answers. So You Want To Be A Robot Builder (Robotics Engineer) by Linda Soules takes curious readers ages 10–14 inside the actual world of robotics engineering — not the science fiction version. The failed tests. The late iterations. The breakthrough that finally works. This is what the profession truly demands, and what makes it one of the most exciting careers on the planet. For the kid who takes things apart just to understand them, this book is the real answer they've been looking for. Three Reasons Young Engineers Need This Book The Real Profession So You Want To Be A Robot Builder (Robotics Engineer) shows the years of iteration, failed prototypes, and hard-won breakthroughs behind every robot that works reliably in the real world. Skills That Matter Readers learn how mechanical design, electronics, and programming combine into a single working system — and what creative and analytical demands the field truly makes on its engineers. Start Right Now Linda Soules gives young readers concrete steps to explore robotics today, helping them discover whether building the future's most transformative machines might be their calling. Where curiosity meets cutting-edge engineering Perfect For Curious kids ages 10–14 who love tech, take things apart, and want to know if a career in robotics engineering could be theirs. Ages 10–14 · Nonfiction Careers & Professions · Illustrated Ideal for STEM-curious young readers About the Book What Robotics Engineers Actually Do — Revealed So You Want To Be A Robot Builder (Robotics Engineer) goes beyond the basics. Readers discover the mechanical systems that create movement, the electronics that let a robot sense its world, and the code — increasingly powered by machine learning — that turns perception into action. They'll meet the collaborative teams — mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, software developers, and AI researchers — who push technology to its limits. Explore what a robotics engineer's day actually looks like — from design review to real-world field testing Understand the blend of mechanical engineering, electronics, programming, and machine learning every robot builder must master Meet the visionary builders — from Rodney Brooks to Cynthia Breazeal to Denis Hong — who changed what robots could do Find out what young readers can do right now to start their own path in robotics Praise for the So You Want To Be A... Series "Exceptionally informative, deftly crafted, nicely illustrated, thoroughly 'kid friendly' in organization and presentation, each individual title in the 'So You Want To Be A...' series by Linda Soules is an extraordinary and unreservedly recommended pick for family, elementary school, middle school, and community library Jobs/Careers collections." — Children's Bookwatch, Midwest Book Review "Author Linda Soules has done a fantastic job with the So You Want To Be A... series of picture books so far. And this book continues to be as informative, engaging, and fun as the previous installments." — Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite "I have enjoyed every book in this series, and this one follows the trend. It's a must-have on the bookshelf for anyone with children." — Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite "Linda Soules writes as if she is beside a kid at the window: the dream is real, the work is hard, the sky still calls." — BookBelow "Treats children as equals... provides truths and layers of meaning beyond just showing pictures." — Laura Imaz, Readers' Favorite "Linda Soules has a knack for delving into the technical aspects of some unique career choices for professionals." — Pikasho Deka, Readers' Favorite "Linda Soules has clearly researched her subject fully, but never allows that research to weigh down the content." — C.R. Hurst, Readers' Favorite "The rare kids' nonfiction book that refuses to talk down to its reader." — BookBelow "The illustrations throughout the book are exceptional, as they are throughout every book in Linda Soules' So You Want To Be A… series." — Thomas Anderson, Editor in Chief, Literary Titan A Note on Age Range The series is officially designated for ages 10–14, but in practice these books reach far beyond that range — by design. Each book welcomes readers wherever they meet it. Colorful images appear on nearly every page. Content is organized into short, discrete sections that invite curiosity rather than demand it. Glossaries and clear explanations make key concepts accessible — and every title is crafted to be enjoyed at different stages of a child's life. For younger readers (ages 8–9), these books often become treasured visual companions. A child this age may not read a full title cover-to-cover alone, but they'll linger over the pictures and absorb the parts that spark something in them. Shared reading with a parent or teacher opens the door to rich conversations — about careers, ideas, and the endless question of what's possi

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