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 Living among robots (Max Axiom And The Society Of Super Scientists)
 Author: Collins, Ailynn

 Publisher:  Capstone Press, (2024)

 Dewey: 670.42
 Classification: Nonfiction
 Physical Description: 32 p., col. ill., 24 cm

 BTSB No: 231348 ISBN: 9781669017370
 Ages: 7-11 Grades: 2-6

 Subjects:
 Robots

Price: $27.95

Summary:
When someone mentions the word "robot," what comes to mind? Many people think of mechanical characters often seen in science fiction films. But look around and notice that our world is full of robots. From medical devices people use to help them walk to probes that explore the oceans and outer space. Join Max Axiom and the Society of Super Scientists as they take a closer look at the many kinds of robots and how they make our lives better every day. In graphic novel format.

 Illustrator: Garcia, Eduardo

Reviews:
   School Library Journal (11/01/23)

Full Text Reviews:

School Library Journal - 11/01/2023 Gr 4–6—Max Axiom and the Society of Super Scientists are back, this time investigating cutting edge technology of all sorts. From artificial intelligence and virtual reality to robots and futuristic vehicles, the team tries out some of the latest designs. Graphic novel format is useful in bringing scenes to life—flying cars, robotic exoskeletons, and virtual reality concerts are just some of the scenes readers will experience. Sidebars discuss current events such as robotic rovers on Mars and competition to create the most humanlike artificial intelligence as well as future plans for driverless taxis or hydrogen-fueled planes. While VR goggles and augmented reality apps are familiar, some of the other possibilities may be completely new to readers. Back matter includes a page of additional information about the topic, a list of suggested websites and further reading, and a glossary. VERDICT A series sure to be in high demand by graphic novel fans and useful to update STEM collections. - Copyright 2023 Publishers Weekly, Library Journal and/or School Library Journal used with permission.

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