VIVA LA ROBOLUTION! by Bruno Bonnell

Posted on 12/04/2010 by vabry
Viva Robolution Exclusive!! Viva la Robolution - Une nouvelle étape pour l'humanité (A new step for humanity), the book by Bruno Bonnell, CEO of Robopolis, will be on sale at RobotShop in a few days.
"After the tool that extended its hand, then the machine that increased its strength tenfold, man now projects its intelligence in objects. VIVA LA ROBOLUTION! explains why and how robots will radically transform our daily lives in the next twenty years. The author opens the doors of international laboratories which put together these intelligent machines that will fill our homes, schools and streets. He invites us, through his personal experiences and meetings, to become aware of this new stage in humanity. Punctuated with illustrations and aimed at a large audience, this manifesto of the robotics revolution is an invaluable key to understanding robulation in motion."
Bruno Bonnell is a French businessman. He co-founded Infogrammes (Atari) in 1983, a company specialized in publishing and distributing video games. In 1995, he created the first internet provider in France, Infonie. In 2006, he became president of Robopolis, the current leader of robotics in France. The book by B. Bonnell is intended primarily for the general public. It answers several questions, such as: What exactly is a robot? Is a robot stupid or intelligent? How long does a robot live? Are robots environmentalists? Are robots afraid of the dark? The book is divided into 3 main parts: the challenges of service robots, intelligent machines, and the reflections and spreading of Robolution. It contains 200 images of robots and 35 drawings by Noël Barbier. The book is also connected to the Internet thanks to some icons which can be read with a mobile phone, which offer direct access to photos and videos of robots. Viva la Robolution by Bruno Bonnell, 300 pages published by Jean Claude Lattes. Price available soon.
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