Does Your Child Dream of Building or Programming Robots?
Industrial robots are everywhere — welding cars, packing food, assembling electronics — and the engineers who program them are among the most in-demand professionals in the world. But where does a student even begin?
This book is that beginning.
Basics of ABB Industrial Robotics for School Students is the only beginner-friendly guide written specifically for Indian school students in Classes 8 to 12 who are curious about industrial robotics and automation. No prior knowledge is needed. No engineering degree. Just curiosity.
Every chapter includes Fun Facts, Think About It prompts, hands-on Activities, and a Quick Quiz. The book ends with a full set of review questions, practical exercises, and an answer key — making it ideal for self-study, classroom use, or robotics club sessions.
This book covers basic concepts only — designed to help students discover whether industrial robotics is a field they want to pursue. It does not cover advanced topics like offline programming, servo gun configuration, BIW commissioning, or PLC integration. For advanced study, the same author has written a complete professional series covering ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa, and Allen-Bradley — available at amazon.com/author/vivinvinson
Start here. Go further. The robots are waiting.
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