Isbn: 9798192989739 - robotics for young engineers: discover robots, motors, sensors, movement, programming, and the engineering principles behind automated machines (4 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. How does a robot know what to do? How do sensors help machines respond to their surroundings? What makes a robot move, and how does programming control its actions?Robotics for Young Engineers introduces young learners to the fundamental ideas behind robots and automated machines. The book connects engineering, electronics, programming, mechanics, and problem-solving to explain how robotic systems are designed and controlled.Rather than treating robots as mysterious machines, the book breaks their operation into understandable parts and concepts.Inside the book, young learners explore: What robots are and how robotic systems workThe main components found in robotic machinesMotors and how they create movementSensors and how machines collect informationRobot movement and mechanical systemsBasic programming concepts for robotsInstructions, sequences, and decision-makingHow robots respond to their environmentControllers and the role of embedded systemsHow mechanical and electronic components work togetherAutomation and automated machinesThe engineering process behind robot designTesting, troubleshooting, and improving robotic systemsA robot combines different technologies to perform a task. Mechanical components provide structure and movement, electronic components help control the system, sensors collect information, and software provides instructions.Motors are important because they allow many robots to move. Depending on the design, motors can drive wheels, rotate joints, operate mechanisms, or perform other physical tasks.Sensors give robots information about their surroundings or their own condition. A sensor might detect distance, light, temperature, motion, contact, or another physical property. The information collected by sensors can then be processed by a control system.Programming provides instructions that tell a robotic system what to do. A program can specify actions, responses, sequences, and decisions. By combining programming with sensors and motors, engineers can create machines that respond to changing conditions.The book also introduces the idea of automation. Automated machines can perform tasks with limited human intervention by following programmed instructions and responding to information from sensors or other inputs.Robotics engineering requires several areas of knowledge to work together. Engineers may need to consider mechanical design, electrical systems, computer programming, control systems, materials, safety, and the environment in which a robot will operate.Young learners can explore how engineers approach these challenges by breaking large problems into smaller parts. A robotic system can be examined component by component before understanding how the entire machine operates as one system.Testing is another important part of robotics. A robot may not behave exactly as expected during its first test. Engineers observe the results, identify problems, adjust the design or program, and test the system again.Robotics for Young Engineers encourages children to think about robots as engineering systems rather than simply machines from science fiction. It helps connect familiar technologies with the scientific and engineering principles that make them possible.The book is designed for young learners who are curious about robotics, programming, machines, electronics, automation, and engineering.From motors and sensors to programming and movement, Robotics for Young Engineers provides an accessible introduction to the systems and ideas behind modern robotic machines.Explore the components. Understand the programming. Discover how eng Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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