ISBN The Brainiac's of Robots and AI (Brainiacs) book 64 pages

This book is buzzing with the most brain-tingling facts about robots and artificial intelligence.

Read it and you’ll become a TOTAL BRAINIAC who knows: which gross and scary jobs only robots can do; how nanobots could battle bugs inside the human body; and why self-driving cars save lives.

Put your techy know-how to the test and try these activities:

• Build a grippy robot hand!• Make a mechanical hopping frog!• Try to beat a basketball robot’s top score!

About the Author
Paul Virr lives in Rome and writes children's books on all kinds of topics, including science and technology. As a STEM ambassador he learnt a lot about science and engineering from children, who always asked very smart (and difficult) questions at hands-on science workshops. Paul has edited official children's guides for the Science Museum, Science and Industry Museum and the National Railway Museum and as a children's author he has written non-fiction books ranging over subjects such as cars, computers, dinosaurs, space, plants, Albert Einstein and engineering.