
Good Morning, ROB!
By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Wake, wash, tidy, and greet the day with ROB in a warm first-routine story filled with gentle repetition and movement prompts.
Orbitus Robotics learning library
Begin with illustrated read-aloud adventures, 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 at a price far below buying every volume separately.
An illustrated reference 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 individuallyNew · Ages 2–5
Ten gentle, fully illustrated read-alouds by Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo about routines, counting, colors, sounds, kindness, patience, Halloween, and Christmas.
Co-author edition update in progress.The Good Morning, ROB! update has been submitted. Nine validated editions remain ready for publisher delivery, with worldwide rights and $2.99 U.S. pricing.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Wake, wash, tidy, and greet the day with ROB in a warm first-routine story filled with gentle repetition and movement prompts.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Count glowing fireflies from one to five with ROB in a calm twilight garden full of finger play and cozy illustrations.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Discover red, yellow, and blue lanterns with ROB before all three colors glow together beneath a rainbow.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Tap, drip, swish, chirp—ROB pauses to discover the gentle sounds of a rainy day.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
ROB and Puppy discover that enjoying one shiny gold star together makes a happy feeling grow brighter.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
ROB slows down, watches, and waits while a little duckling family safely crosses the path.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Make a friendly pumpkin from simple shapes and a soft battery light in this reassuring Halloween story.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
ROB tries a floppy hat, chooses a leaf cape, and joins Puppy in a cheerful garden costume parade.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
ROB and Puppy add glowing colors one by one to a little Christmas tree.

By Rodolfo Aramayo and Kierie Aramayo
Ages 2–5 · Read aloud · 14 pages
Wind down with ROB and Puppy in a peaceful Christmas Eve story made for bedtime.
Ten ways into robotics
Follow motors and signals from the first colorful mechanism diagrams to the handbook’s line-by-line code and timing examples. Page counts refer to the reviewed PDF layouts; Apple Books pagination varies with text size.

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

Ages 8–12 · 40 pages
Meet a real robot through structure, energy, sensors, and five kinds of motion, with a portrait from the ROB model and colorful mechanism diagrams.

Ages 10–14 · 40 pages
Trace motor power and logic signals, compare PWM with servo pulses, and decode Arduino, Maestro, and motor-controller messages.

Ages 10–15 · 41 pages
Explore brushed and brushless motors, steppers, servos, and the LACT screw mechanism that leans ROB’s body, with load and linkage diagrams.

Ages 12–16 · 43 pages
Follow a command from the computer through USB serial, the torso controller, and the AMBER network while learning feedback and timeout behavior.

Advanced makers and software builders · 46 pages
Connect Swift and AI software to a diagrammed control boundary: model suggestions, authorization, bounded commands, and real motor interfaces.

Advanced makers and robot integrators · 28 pages
Integrate two seven-joint AMBER arms through frame calibration, CAN identity, Ethernet and UDP packets, diagnostics, and staged commissioning.

Swift and visionOS developers · 23 pages
Study Swift 6 control ownership, spatial controllers, arm leases, bounded video, and the diagrammed deadman path from user input to motor commands.

Swift and Objective-C developers · 31 pages
Trace perception, encrypted context, AI suggestions, control arbitration, and stale-command handling through original architecture and timing diagrams.

Advanced makers, developers, and mentors · 209 pages
A complete illustrated reference with a dedicated motor workshop, LACT cutaway and robot linkage, signal diagrams, verified Pololu hardware, and line-by-line Arduino, USB serial, and AMBER packet examples.
Already published by OrbitusRobotics LLC: Dark Vapor4 - for Xcode 12 and macOS Big Sur
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Every edition includes a validated EPUB, cover, sample, metadata, rights, and pricing, with Orbitus human review before release.
Editorial, youth safety, technical claims, photograph rights, privacy, trademark use, and accessibility are reviewed before publication.
The EPUB 3 editions include searchable text, image descriptions, and navigation. Each update passes structural and automated accessibility checks, with a separate record for device and assistive-technology review.
Every cover, title, and purchase button above now connects directly to its corresponding Apple Books product page.
Physical editions
The existing print editions use 8.5×11-inch color interiors and matte paperback covers. On September 22, the latest proofs for all eight technical volumes, the Complete Builder’s Field Manual, and ROB and the Lost Yellow Ball were verified and approved. IngramSpark shows all ten as available for publisher orders, with September 25 publication and on-sale dates. Distribution is enabled for seven titles. IngramSpark currently restricts distribution for Mission Control, Dual-Arm Robotics, and Engineering ROBControllerVision; the portal does not give a specific reason. Availability at individual retailers remains unverified.
New paperback editions submitted September 22: ROB’s Little Helper Library collects all ten preschool stories in one $12 book, and ten illustrated coloring books are priced at $9.99 each (U.S. list prices). On October 7, the collected storybook and ROB Shares the Shiny Star: Illustrated Coloring Book passed proof review and became available for publisher orders. Distribution is enabled for the collected storybook. IngramSpark currently restricts distribution for the Shiny Star coloring edition without giving a title-specific reason. The other nine coloring editions had their covers rebuilt with higher-resolution artwork and resubmitted on October 7. Their accepted interiors were retained. IngramSpark is processing those revisions and expects updated digital proofs in 3–5 days; those proofs have not yet been approved. Retail availability for these new editions remains unverified.
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.
Each revised interior has a matching wrap cover sized from its IngramSpark template. Print checks cover color, ink coverage, text, image resolution, bleed, and the barcode.
The revisions retain the existing IngramSpark title records and print ISBNs. Retail delivery follows the printer’s processing and proof workflow.
Ordering retractable banners? Open the four-poster 31 × 78-inch print kit, including ROB’s new component blueprint, with public PDF links for your printer.
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.



The companion signal bench
Explore motor mechanisms, ROB’s body-lean actuator, verified controller identities, and line-by-line packet examples in the interactive Motor Workshop.