
ROB and the Lost Yellow Ball
Ages 5–6 · Read aloud · 23 pages
A gentle picture story about sensing, stopping, planning, checking, counting, kindness, and feedback.
Orbitus Robotics learning library
Begin with a read-aloud adventure, grow through four youth maker volumes, then open the implementation-level books behind R.O.B.'s arms, Apple-platform controls, perception, and AI boundaries.

Complete digital collection
The Complete Builder's Field Manual unifies the eight numbered volumes into one digital reference. Its planned launch price is far below buying every volume separately.
235 pages covering mechanics, circuits, firmware, controllers, perception, privacy, AMBER arms, spatial interfaces, AI boundaries, verification, public operation, and the open evidence queue.
Save 55% vs. $55.92 individuallyTen ways into robotics
Every title connects ideas to the same physical robot while keeping historical evidence, simulations, experiments, and verified behavior clearly separated.

Ages 5–6 · Read aloud · 23 pages
A gentle picture story about sensing, stopping, planning, checking, counting, kindness, and feedback.

Ages 8–12 · 37 pages
Meet a real robot through systems thinking, structure, energy, sensors, iteration, and engineering logs.

Ages 10–14 · 35 pages
Follow low-voltage circuits, digital and analog signals, PWM, Arduino pins, serial messages, sensors, and watchdogs.

Ages 10–15 · 36 pages
Explore loads, differential drive, gearing, actuators, materials, fabrication, assembly, and test ladders.

Ages 12–16 · 40 pages
Learn how computers, controllers, cameras, maps, privacy, AI boundaries, and simulations coordinate a robot.

Advanced makers and software builders · 43 pages
A source-based software history plus practical lessons in Swift, MLX, perception, recording, identity, shows, and spatial interfaces.

Advanced makers and robot integrators · 34 pages
Integrate two seven-joint AMBER arms through URDF, frame calibration, CAN identity, UDP/LCM, Ubuntu, diagnostics, and staged commissioning.

Swift and visionOS developers · 38 pages
Study Swift 6 architecture, explicit control ownership, spatial controllers, authenticated video, immersive 360 presentation, speech, and testing.

Swift and Objective-C developers · 50 pages
Examine RGB-D and panoramic perception, local and cloud AI, encrypted face context, private messaging, training capture, video, and bounded autonomy.

Advanced makers, developers, and mentors · 235 pages
The unified series: mechanics, circuits, software, perception, privacy, arms, AI boundaries, verification, operations, maintenance, and the open evidence queue.
Already published by OrbitusRobotics LLC: Dark Vapor4 - for Xcode 12 and macOS Big Sur
Open in Apple Books ↗Apple Books release path
Apple requires a validated EPUB, cover, sample, metadata, and separate rights and pricing. Orbitus adds human review before any ROB edition goes live.
Close editorial placeholders; review youth safety, technical claims, photograph rights, privacy, trademark use, and accessibility.
Build an accessible EPUB 3 with live searchable text, run EPUBCheck, inspect it on iPhone and iPad, and verify every image description, sample, and link.
Submit through the Apple Books publishing portal, set rights and pricing, group the numbered volumes as a series, then add each final product URL here.
Physical editions
The current interiors are US Letter and image-rich. Before sale, each needs a printer-specific color preflight plus a separate wrap cover sized for its exact binding, paper, and page count.
Start with one or two bound copies of the picture story and youth volumes. Check dark pages, small labels, gutter clearance, and classroom handling before ordering more.
Lulu ↗ supports print-on-demand, full color, and Letter-size formats, which makes it a practical first proof and direct-order route.
IngramSpark ↗ supports up to 8.5×11-inch color interiors and wider retail distribution after ISBN, cover, CMYK, margin, and proof approval.
Large-format campaign kit
Each PDF is built at its finished 36×60-inch size with vector type and a high-error-correction QR code pointing to a stable Orbitus landing page.


