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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Humans: From the First Humans to the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change, Biotechnology, and Space Civilization by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the story of humanity, from the first human ancestors, early survival, stone tools, fire, language, migration, agriculture, cities, empires, science, industry, technology, and globalization to the modern age of artificial intelligence, climate change, biotechnology, space exploration, and the future of human civilization.This book explores how humans became the most transformative species on Earth. It begins with human evolution, ancient hominins, Homo sapiens, migration out of Africa, hunter-gatherer societies, early tools, symbolic thought, cave art, cooperation, storytelling, and the development of language. It then moves through the agricultural revolution, the rise of villages and cities, ancient civilizations, writing, law, religion, trade, warfare, philosophy, engineering, empire building, scientific discovery, industrialization, democracy, capitalism, medicine, computing, nuclear power, digital networks, artificial intelligence, and the future of life beyond Earth.Readers will discover how humans learned to survive, cooperate, build, believe, invent, govern, trade, fight, heal, communicate, explore, and imagine the future. The book explains the major turning points that shaped humanity, including the control of fire, the invention of tools, the development of agriculture, the birth of civilization, the creation of writing, the rise of states and empires, the spread of world religions, the Scientific Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, colonialism, global trade, world wars, modern medicine, human rights, the internet, artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, climate crisis, and space civilization.Written for students, educators, historians, scientists, entrepreneurs, futurists, researchers, and curious readers, History of Humans connects anthropology, archaeology, biology, genetics, history, politics, economics, technology, philosophy, climate science, and space exploration into one sweeping story of human survival and transformation.This book also examines the future of humanity. In the twenty-first century, humans face extraordinary opportunities and existential challenges. Artificial intelligence may transform work, creativity, science, education, warfare, and governance. Climate change may reshape coastlines, food systems, migration, public health, and global security. Biotechnology may allow humans to edit genes, extend life, regenerate organs, and redesign biology. Space exploration may lead to permanent settlements on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.From the first humans to the age of artificial intelligence, from ancient survival to planetary civilization, from biological evolution to technological evolution, History of Humans presents the full story of how humanity became what it is and what it may become next.This is the story of survival, intelligence, cooperation, conflict, invention, civilization, technology, and the future of the human species. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - History of Robotics: From Ancient Automata to Intelligent Machines, Industrial Automation, Humanoids, Medical Robots, Space Rovers, Drones, AI Agents, and the Future of Embodied Intelligence by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of robotics, from the earliest myths, mechanical devices, ancient automata, clocks, machines, and industrial inventions to the modern world of humanoid robots, factory automation, drones, surgical robots, space rovers, autonomous vehicles, robotic prosthetics, AI agents, and intelligent embodied systems.This book explores how humanity imagined, designed, built, and programmed machines that could move, sense, act, assist, work, heal, explore, and survive in environments too dangerous or difficult for humans. It traces the story of robotics through ancient engineering, Renaissance machines, mechanical toys, steam power, cybernetics, industrial automation, computer control, artificial intelligence, machine vision, sensors, actuators, robotic arms, mobile robots, drones, planetary exploration, medical robotics, military robotics, service robots, and the future of embodied intelligence.Readers will discover how robotics became one of the most important fields in modern science, engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, space exploration, agriculture, logistics, defense, entertainment, and artificial intelligence. The book explains the breakthroughs behind robotic motion, perception, control systems, feedback loops, computer vision, machine learning, simultaneous localization and mapping, reinforcement learning, autonomous navigation, human-robot interaction, teleoperation, swarm robotics, soft robotics, humanoid robotics, and robotic intelligence.Written for students, engineers, inventors, entrepreneurs, researchers, technology leaders, robotics enthusiasts, science readers, and anyone fascinated by intelligent machines, History of Robotics connects ancient imagination with modern innovation. It shows how robots moved from mythology and mechanical spectacle into factories, hospitals, homes, laboratories, battlefields, oceans, farms, warehouses, and outer space.This book also examines the future of robotics in an age of artificial intelligence. As robots become more capable, more autonomous, and more connected to AI systems, they will transform labor, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, education, elder care, disaster response, construction, planetary exploration, and daily life. The future of robotics is not only about machines that think, but machines that can act in the physical world.From ancient automata to intelligent machines, from industrial automation to humanoids, from medical robots to space rovers, from drones to AI agents, History of Robotics presents the full story of how humanity built mechanical bodies for intelligence.This is the story of movement, machines, engineering, automation, intelligence, and the future of embodied technology.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Marketing: From Ancient Trade to Advertising, Consumer Culture, Digital Platforms, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Human Persuasion by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of marketing, from the earliest forms of trade, storytelling, persuasion, marketplaces, symbols, and reputation to the modern world of advertising, branding, consumer psychology, digital platforms, social media, data analytics, artificial intelligence, influencer marketing, and the future of human persuasion.This book explores how marketing became one of the most influential forces in civilization. Long before modern advertising agencies, search engines, social media algorithms, and AI generated campaigns, merchants, rulers, artisans, religious institutions, entertainers, and political leaders used persuasion to attract attention, build trust, shape desire, and influence human behavior. Marketing began in ancient marketplaces, trade routes, signs, word of mouth, public announcements, packaging, symbols, and reputation systems. Over time, it grew into a global industry that shapes culture, business, media, politics, technology, identity, and everyday life.Readers will discover how ancient trade evolved into modern marketing systems, how printing transformed communication, how newspapers and magazines created mass advertising, how radio and television built consumer culture, how brands became emotional symbols, how psychology changed selling, how market research measured desire, how public relations shaped opinion, how the internet changed distribution, how search engines transformed discovery, how social media created influencer economies, and how artificial intelligence is rewriting the future of persuasion.Written for entrepreneurs, marketers, business students, creators, executives, advertisers, brand strategists, historians, content creators, technology professionals, and curious readers, History of Marketing connects commerce, psychology, storytelling, design, media, branding, sales, data, technology, and human behavior into one sweeping story.This book explains the rise of marketplaces, merchant networks, print advertising, department stores, mail order catalogs, radio sponsorships, television commercials, celebrity endorsements, brand management, consumer research, copywriting, direct response marketing, public relations, digital advertising, search engine optimization, email marketing, e-commerce, social media platforms, creator economies, algorithmic targeting, marketing automation, AI content generation, and personalized customer experiences.It also examines the major forces transforming marketing today: artificial intelligence, machine learning, generative AI, recommendation systems, customer data platforms, predictive analytics, influencer culture, short form video, search engines, digital marketplaces, brand communities, behavioral economics, ethical advertising, privacy concerns, misinformation, personalization, and the future relationship between attention, persuasion, technology, and human choice.From ancient trade to advertising, from consumer culture to digital platforms, from brand storytelling to artificial intelligence, History of Marketing presents the full story of how humans learned to communicate value, influence decisions, create desire, build brands, and shape markets.This is the story of attention, trust, persuasion, culture, commerce, technology, creativity, psychology, and the future of marketing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Robotics: From Ancient Automata to Intelligent Machines, Industrial Automation, Humanoids, Medical Robots, Space Rovers, Drones, AI Agents, and the Future of Embodied Intelligence by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of robotics, from the earliest myths, mechanical devices, ancient automata, clocks, machines, and industrial inventions to the modern world of humanoid robots, factory automation, drones, surgical robots, space rovers, autonomous vehicles, robotic prosthetics, AI agents, and intelligent embodied systems.This book explores how humanity imagined, designed, built, and programmed machines that could move, sense, act, assist, work, heal, explore, and survive in environments too dangerous or difficult for humans. It traces the story of robotics through ancient engineering, Renaissance machines, mechanical toys, steam power, cybernetics, industrial automation, computer control, artificial intelligence, machine vision, sensors, actuators, robotic arms, mobile robots, drones, planetary exploration, medical robotics, military robotics, service robots, and the future of embodied intelligence.Readers will discover how robotics became one of the most important fields in modern science, engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, space exploration, agriculture, logistics, defense, entertainment, and artificial intelligence. The book explains the breakthroughs behind robotic motion, perception, control systems, feedback loops, computer vision, machine learning, simultaneous localization and mapping, reinforcement learning, autonomous navigation, human-robot interaction, teleoperation, swarm robotics, soft robotics, humanoid robotics, and robotic intelligence.Written for students, engineers, inventors, entrepreneurs, researchers, technology leaders, robotics enthusiasts, science readers, and anyone fascinated by intelligent machines, History of Robotics connects ancient imagination with modern innovation. It shows how robots moved from mythology and mechanical spectacle into factories, hospitals, homes, laboratories, battlefields, oceans, farms, warehouses, and outer space.This book also examines the future of robotics in an age of artificial intelligence. As robots become more capable, more autonomous, and more connected to AI systems, they will transform labor, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, education, elder care, disaster response, construction, planetary exploration, and daily life. The future of robotics is not only about machines that think, but machines that can act in the physical world.From ancient automata to intelligent machines, from industrial automation to humanoids, from medical robots to space rovers, from drones to AI agents, History of Robotics presents the full story of how humanity built mechanical bodies for intelligence.This is the story of movement, machines, engineering, automation, intelligence, and the future of embodied technology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Peace is not a dream that arrives on its own. It is a system humanity can design. Peace by Design is a comprehensive and practical guide to preventing violence, resolving conflict, rebuilding after war, and creating institutions capable of sustaining peace across generations. It connects the psychology of fear and identity with justice, governance, economics, education, technology, diplomacy, international law, disarmament, and reconciliation. Written for leaders, educators, diplomats, peacebuilders, organizations, students, and citizens, the book explains why conflicts become violent and how peaceful systems can interrupt escalation before lives are lost. Inside this book, readers will learn how to: - Map conflicts, power, interests, triggers, and hidden risks - Build early-warning systems connected to real preventive action - Design inclusive institutions that strengthen legitimacy and trust - Use deep listening, negotiation, mediation, and de-escalation - Structure ceasefires and implementable peace agreements - Support justice, accountability, trauma recovery, and reconciliation - Include women, youth, Indigenous communities, religious groups, and local leaders - Reduce polarization, propaganda, online manipulation, and technology-driven escalation - Strengthen international law, humanitarian protection, diplomacy, and disarmament - Develop national, organizational, local, and century-scale peace strategies The book includes fifty-six chapters, practical scenarios, reflection exercises, a rapid conflict assessment, a mediation script, a negotiation worksheet, an early-warning indicator library, a peace-agreement scorecard, a glossary, and a thirty-day peace practice. Conflict is inevitable. Organized violence is not.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Every unforgettable song begins with an idea, a feeling, and the courage to put it into words. The Art of Songwriting and Lyrics is a complete guide to transforming emotion, experience, imagination, rhythm, and language into songs that connect with listeners. Written for aspiring songwriters, rappers, singers, producers, poets, musicians, and independent artists, this book explains the full creative process from the first line to the finished lyric. It combines the expressive depth of poetry with the clarity, structure, repetition, and emotional impact required for modern music. Inside, you will learn how to: - Find strong song ideas and turn them into focused concepts- Write memorable titles, hooks, choruses, verses, pre-choruses, and bridges- Use imagery, metaphor, symbolism, sensory detail, contrast, and subtext- Create rhyme schemes, internal rhymes, multisyllabic rhymes, cadence, flow, and wordplay- Match lyrics to melody, rhythm, phrasing, stress, and vocal delivery- Build emotional progression, tension, release, and satisfying story arcs- Write for pop, rap, trap, hip-hop, drill, R&B, soul, rock, country, folk, electronic music, reggae-influenced styles, gospel, acoustic music, and cinematic songs- Move between poetic writing and direct mainstream communication- Develop an original voice without copying other artists- Rewrite weak lyrics, remove filler, sharpen meaning, and finish more songs- Collaborate with artists and producers while protecting creative relationships- Understand split sheets, copyright, sampling, demos, pitching, metadata, and music publishing- Use AI tools responsibly for brainstorming, organization, revision, and creative experimentationThe book also includes practical exercises, original examples, lyric templates, revision checklists, a thirty-day writing program, one hundred prompts, collaboration tools, and career guidance. Whether you are writing your first song or refining an established process, this book will help you create lyrics that are more vivid, musical, honest, memorable, and ready to perform. Your voice is already yours. This book will help you turn it into songs. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Turn your musical ideas into finished, release-ready songs, even if you are starting with no studio, no experience, and a limited budget. Making music no longer requires an expensive commercial studio, a room full of equipment, or years of technical training before you can begin. With the right creative process, production knowledge, and modern tools, you can build professional music from almost anywhere. Making Music From Scratch is a complete, practical guide to songwriting, beatmaking, recording, editing, mixing, mastering, releasing, and promoting music in the modern digital world. Using FL Studio as the primary production environment, Paul George Savluc explains the complete process of turning a simple musical idea into a finished song. The same principles are also applied to browser-based studios, mobile applications, free software, home-recording systems, and AI-assisted creative tools. Inside this book, you will learn how to: - Set up FL Studio and understand its essential production workflow- Create drum patterns, basslines, melodies, chords, and complete arrangements- Produce hip-hop, trap, pop, electronic, R&B, cinematic, and experimental music- Record clear vocals and instruments in a bedroom or home studio- Edit performances, correct timing, organize sessions, and prepare clean tracks- Use EQ, compression, saturation, reverb, delay, automation, and stereo processing- Mix vocals and instruments so every element has space, clarity, and impact- Master songs for streaming services, video platforms, and digital distribution- Use BandLab, Soundtrap, GarageBand, Ableton Live, REAPER, Audacity, LMMS, and other production environments- Build an effective home studio at beginner, intermediate, and professional budgets- Use AI tools for brainstorming, composition, sound design, editing, and workflow acceleration- Avoid copyright, licensing, voice-consent, and AI-ownership problems- Develop an identifiable sound instead of copying other producers- Prepare releases, organize metadata, distribute music, and promote songs independently- Turn music-production skills into services, products, collaborations, and incomeThis is not simply a software manual. It is a complete creative and technical system for artists, producers, singers, rappers, songwriters, engineers, content creators, and independent musicians. Every section is designed to help you finish more music, make better production decisions, solve technical problems, and move confidently from your first blank project to a growing catalog of completed releases. You do not need permission to begin. You need a process, a set of tools, and the discipline to finish.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Electronics: From Electricity, Magnetism, Vacuum Tubes, Transistors, Microchips, Semiconductors, Computers, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Technology, and the Circuits That Built the Modern World by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of electronics, from the earliest discoveries of electricity and magnetism to the advanced circuits, chips, computers, robots, communication systems, artificial intelligence hardware, and quantum technologies shaping the future of civilization.This book explores how humanity learned to control invisible forces and transform them into light, sound, computation, communication, automation, medicine, transportation, defense, entertainment, and global industry. It begins with the scientific foundations of electricity, magnetism, charge, current, voltage, circuits, electromagnetism, batteries, telegraphs, motors, generators, and early electrical experiments. It then moves through the rise of radio, vacuum tubes, radar, television, transistors, integrated circuits, microprocessors, semiconductor manufacturing, memory chips, sensors, embedded systems, personal computers, mobile devices, robotics, AI accelerators, and quantum electronics.Readers will discover how electronics became the nervous system of the modern world. Every smartphone, computer, satellite, hospital device, aircraft, robot, car, data center, internet router, gaming console, camera, factory machine, and artificial intelligence system depends on electronic circuits. This book explains the breakthroughs behind vacuum tubes, diodes, transistors, MOSFETs, CMOS logic, silicon chips, printed circuit boards, analog electronics, digital electronics, microcontrollers, processors, GPUs, memory, power electronics, sensors, telecommunications, and semiconductor fabrication.Written for students, engineers, inventors, entrepreneurs, computer scientists, robotics builders, technology leaders, science readers, and anyone fascinated by how the modern world works, History of Electronics connects physics, engineering, manufacturing, computing, communications, robotics, and artificial intelligence into one sweeping story of technological progress.This book also examines the future of electronics. As chips become smaller, faster, more efficient, and more specialized, electronics will continue to transform artificial intelligence, autonomous machines, biotechnology, renewable energy, aerospace systems, quantum computing, neuromorphic chips, wearable devices, brain-computer interfaces, and intelligent infrastructure. The next age of electronics will not only connect the world. It will sense, compute, learn, adapt, and act.From electricity and magnetism to semiconductors and microchips, from vacuum tubes to transistors, from computers to robotics, from artificial intelligence to quantum technology, History of Electronics presents the full story of the circuits that built the modern world and the technologies that may define the future of humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Humans: From the First Humans to the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change, Biotechnology, and Space Civilization by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the story of humanity, from the first human ancestors, early survival, stone tools, fire, language, migration, agriculture, cities, empires, science, industry, technology, and globalization to the modern age of artificial intelligence, climate change, biotechnology, space exploration, and the future of human civilization.This book explores how humans became the most transformative species on Earth. It begins with human evolution, ancient hominins, Homo sapiens, migration out of Africa, hunter-gatherer societies, early tools, symbolic thought, cave art, cooperation, storytelling, and the development of language. It then moves through the agricultural revolution, the rise of villages and cities, ancient civilizations, writing, law, religion, trade, warfare, philosophy, engineering, empire building, scientific discovery, industrialization, democracy, capitalism, medicine, computing, nuclear power, digital networks, artificial intelligence, and the future of life beyond Earth.Readers will discover how humans learned to survive, cooperate, build, believe, invent, govern, trade, fight, heal, communicate, explore, and imagine the future. The book explains the major turning points that shaped humanity, including the control of fire, the invention of tools, the development of agriculture, the birth of civilization, the creation of writing, the rise of states and empires, the spread of world religions, the Scientific Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, colonialism, global trade, world wars, modern medicine, human rights, the internet, artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, climate crisis, and space civilization.Written for students, educators, historians, scientists, entrepreneurs, futurists, researchers, and curious readers, History of Humans connects anthropology, archaeology, biology, genetics, history, politics, economics, technology, philosophy, climate science, and space exploration into one sweeping story of human survival and transformation.This book also examines the future of humanity. In the twenty-first century, humans face extraordinary opportunities and existential challenges. Artificial intelligence may transform work, creativity, science, education, warfare, and governance. Climate change may reshape coastlines, food systems, migration, public health, and global security. Biotechnology may allow humans to edit genes, extend life, regenerate organs, and redesign biology. Space exploration may lead to permanent settlements on the Moon, Mars, and beyond.From the first humans to the age of artificial intelligence, from ancient survival to planetary civilization, from biological evolution to technological evolution, History of Humans presents the full story of how humanity became what it is and what it may become next.This is the story of survival, intelligence, cooperation, conflict, invention, civilization, technology, and the future of the human species. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Marketing: From Ancient Trade to Advertising, Consumer Culture, Digital Platforms, Artificial Intelligence, and the Future of Human Persuasion by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of marketing, from the earliest forms of trade, storytelling, persuasion, marketplaces, symbols, and reputation to the modern world of advertising, branding, consumer psychology, digital platforms, social media, data analytics, artificial intelligence, influencer marketing, and the future of human persuasion.This book explores how marketing became one of the most influential forces in civilization. Long before modern advertising agencies, search engines, social media algorithms, and AI generated campaigns, merchants, rulers, artisans, religious institutions, entertainers, and political leaders used persuasion to attract attention, build trust, shape desire, and influence human behavior. Marketing began in ancient marketplaces, trade routes, signs, word of mouth, public announcements, packaging, symbols, and reputation systems. Over time, it grew into a global industry that shapes culture, business, media, politics, technology, identity, and everyday life.Readers will discover how ancient trade evolved into modern marketing systems, how printing transformed communication, how newspapers and magazines created mass advertising, how radio and television built consumer culture, how brands became emotional symbols, how psychology changed selling, how market research measured desire, how public relations shaped opinion, how the internet changed distribution, how search engines transformed discovery, how social media created influencer economies, and how artificial intelligence is rewriting the future of persuasion.Written for entrepreneurs, marketers, business students, creators, executives, advertisers, brand strategists, historians, content creators, technology professionals, and curious readers, History of Marketing connects commerce, psychology, storytelling, design, media, branding, sales, data, technology, and human behavior into one sweeping story.This book explains the rise of marketplaces, merchant networks, print advertising, department stores, mail order catalogs, radio sponsorships, television commercials, celebrity endorsements, brand management, consumer research, copywriting, direct response marketing, public relations, digital advertising, search engine optimization, email marketing, e-commerce, social media platforms, creator economies, algorithmic targeting, marketing automation, AI content generation, and personalized customer experiences.It also examines the major forces transforming marketing today: artificial intelligence, machine learning, generative AI, recommendation systems, customer data platforms, predictive analytics, influencer culture, short form video, search engines, digital marketplaces, brand communities, behavioral economics, ethical advertising, privacy concerns, misinformation, personalization, and the future relationship between attention, persuasion, technology, and human choice.From ancient trade to advertising, from consumer culture to digital platforms, from brand storytelling to artificial intelligence, History of Marketing presents the full story of how humans learned to communicate value, influence decisions, create desire, build brands, and shape markets.This is the story of attention, trust, persuasion, culture, commerce, technology, creativity, psychology, and the future of marketing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Robotics: From Ancient Automata to Intelligent Machines, Industrial Automation, Humanoids, Medical Robots, Space Rovers, Drones, AI Agents, and the Future of Embodied Intelligence by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of robotics, from the earliest myths, mechanical devices, ancient automata, clocks, machines, and industrial inventions to the modern world of humanoid robots, factory automation, drones, surgical robots, space rovers, autonomous vehicles, robotic prosthetics, AI agents, and intelligent embodied systems.This book explores how humanity imagined, designed, built, and programmed machines that could move, sense, act, assist, work, heal, explore, and survive in environments too dangerous or difficult for humans. It traces the story of robotics through ancient engineering, Renaissance machines, mechanical toys, steam power, cybernetics, industrial automation, computer control, artificial intelligence, machine vision, sensors, actuators, robotic arms, mobile robots, drones, planetary exploration, medical robotics, military robotics, service robots, and the future of embodied intelligence.Readers will discover how robotics became one of the most important fields in modern science, engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, space exploration, agriculture, logistics, defense, entertainment, and artificial intelligence. The book explains the breakthroughs behind robotic motion, perception, control systems, feedback loops, computer vision, machine learning, simultaneous localization and mapping, reinforcement learning, autonomous navigation, human-robot interaction, teleoperation, swarm robotics, soft robotics, humanoid robotics, and robotic intelligence.Written for students, engineers, inventors, entrepreneurs, researchers, technology leaders, robotics enthusiasts, science readers, and anyone fascinated by intelligent machines, History of Robotics connects ancient imagination with modern innovation. It shows how robots moved from mythology and mechanical spectacle into factories, hospitals, homes, laboratories, battlefields, oceans, farms, warehouses, and outer space.This book also examines the future of robotics in an age of artificial intelligence. As robots become more capable, more autonomous, and more connected to AI systems, they will transform labor, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, education, elder care, disaster response, construction, planetary exploration, and daily life. The future of robotics is not only about machines that think, but machines that can act in the physical world.From ancient automata to intelligent machines, from industrial automation to humanoids, from medical robots to space rovers, from drones to AI agents, History of Robotics presents the full story of how humanity built mechanical bodies for intelligence.This is the story of movement, machines, engineering, automation, intelligence, and the future of embodied technology. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the next revolution in computing begins at temperatures colder than deep space?Superconducting Computing Explained takes readers inside a bold new vision for processors, memory, artificial intelligence accelerators, and data centers built around Josephson junctions, single flux quantum logic, cryogenic memory, and embedded helium cooling.Written for curious readers, students, engineers, researchers, inventors, and technology leaders, this book transforms an extremely complex subject into a clear physical picture. It explains how superconducting signals move, how processors perform matrix calculations, how persistent flux can store information, and how heat can travel from microscopic junctions into thermal vias, heat spreaders, helium microchannels, and an external refrigerator.Inside, readers will explore: Superconducting processor and tensor-core architectureSC RAM and persistent-flux memory conceptsJosephson junction gates, adders, accumulators, and data pathsEmbedded cryogenic cooling and helium microchannel networksQuench detection, fault isolation, checkpointing, and recoveryProcessor, memory, cooling, and control co-designTransparent performance, area, power, and scaling calculationsComparisons with modern GPU and data-center computing thresholdsA practical research pathway from device models to fabricated gate clustersThis book does not hide uncertainty behind extraordinary claims. It clearly separates theoretical projections from measured evidence and explains exactly what must be simulated, fabricated, tested, and independently verified.More than a technical book, Superconducting Computing Explained is an invitation to imagine what computing could become. It shows how an idea that appears impossible can be divided into physical components, engineering constraints, calculations, experiments, and achievable next steps.The future is not something humanity simply waits for.It is something we learn to build. Paul George Savluc is an engineer, technology entrepreneur, researcher, educator, author, and founder of OpenQQuantify. His work spans artificial intelligence, software engineering, electronics, robotics, medical technology, digital twins, computer architecture, quantum technology, and advanced computing systems.Through his research and writing, Mr. Savluc focuses on transforming difficult scientific and engineering subjects into understandable systems that students, researchers, engineers, entrepreneurs, and general readers can explore. His work emphasizes transparent assumptions, multidisciplinary collaboration, practical experimentation, and the responsible use of technology to improve human life.In Superconducting Computing Explained, Mr. Savluc brings together concepts from electrical engineering, computer science, cryogenic systems, physics, thermodynamics, memory architecture, fault-tolerant computing, and artificial intelligence acceleration. Rather than presenting projections as completed inventions, he separates theoretical architecture from demonstrated evidence and provides a research pathway from equations and simulations to physical fabrication and measurement.Mr. Savluc believes that the future belongs to people willing to learn across disciplines, question accepted limits, work through failure, and turn ambitious ideas into testable designs. His writing is intended not only to explain technology, but also to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, inventors, and builders to believe that meaningful breakthroughs remain possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. History of Electronics: From Electricity, Magnetism, Vacuum Tubes, Transistors, Microchips, Semiconductors, Computers, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Quantum Technology, and the Circuits That Built the Modern World by Paul George Savluc is a complete and powerful journey through the evolution of electronics, from the earliest discoveries of electricity and magnetism to the advanced circuits, chips, computers, robots, communication systems, artificial intelligence hardware, and quantum technologies shaping the future of civilization.This book explores how humanity learned to control invisible forces and transform them into light, sound, computation, communication, automation, medicine, transportation, defense, entertainment, and global industry. It begins with the scientific foundations of electricity, magnetism, charge, current, voltage, circuits, electromagnetism, batteries, telegraphs, motors, generators, and early electrical experiments. It then moves through the rise of radio, vacuum tubes, radar, television, transistors, integrated circuits, microprocessors, semiconductor manufacturing, memory chips, sensors, embedded systems, personal computers, mobile devices, robotics, AI accelerators, and quantum electronics.Readers will discover how electronics became the nervous system of the modern world. Every smartphone, computer, satellite, hospital device, aircraft, robot, car, data center, internet router, gaming console, camera, factory machine, and artificial intelligence system depends on electronic circuits. This book explains the breakthroughs behind vacuum tubes, diodes, transistors, MOSFETs, CMOS logic, silicon chips, printed circuit boards, analog electronics, digital electronics, microcontrollers, processors, GPUs, memory, power electronics, sensors, telecommunications, and semiconductor fabrication.Written for students, engineers, inventors, entrepreneurs, computer scientists, robotics builders, technology leaders, science readers, and anyone fascinated by how the modern world works, History of Electronics connects physics, engineering, manufacturing, computing, communications, robotics, and artificial intelligence into one sweeping story of technological progress.This book also examines the future of electronics. As chips become smaller, faster, more efficient, and more specialized, electronics will continue to transform artificial intelligence, autonomous machines, biotechnology, renewable energy, aerospace systems, quantum computing, neuromorphic chips, wearable devices, brain-computer interfaces, and intelligent infrastructure. The next age of electronics will not only connect the world. It will sense, compute, learn, adapt, and act.From electricity and magnetism to semiconductors and microchips, from vacuum tubes to transistors, from computers to robotics, from artificial intelligence to quantum technology, History of Electronics presents the full story of the circuits that built the modern world and the technologies that may define the future of humanity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Diplomacy is not weakness. It is one of humanity's most powerful tools for preventing war, resolving conflict, and building a better future.The Power of Diplomacy is a comprehensive guide to world politics, negotiation, international cooperation, peacebuilding, and the practical methods nations and communities can use to solve problems without violence.Written for students, leaders, policymakers, diplomats, activists, educators, business professionals, and concerned citizens, this book explains how diplomacy works, why it sometimes fails, and how it can be strengthened to benefit humanity.Paul George Savluc examines the forces that shape global conflict, including competition for resources, inequality, political instability, nationalism, misinformation, historical grievances, security fears, economic pressure, and technological change. He then presents practical tools for reducing tension, restoring communication, protecting civilians, negotiating agreements, rebuilding trust, and creating lasting cooperation.Inside this book, you will discover how to: - Understand the foundations of diplomacy and international relations- Identify the causes of political conflict before violence begins- Use negotiation, mediation, dialogue, and confidence-building measures- Design agreements that are fair, realistic, and enforceable- Prevent misunderstandings from becoming international crises- Balance national interests with shared human interests- Use trade, health cooperation, education, technology, and development to strengthen peace- Address climate change, migration, cybersecurity, nuclear risk, and global inequality through diplomacy- Recognize the role of culture, religion, media, and public opinion in international affairs- Rebuild societies after war through justice, reconciliation, and economic recovery- Strengthen international institutions and regional partnerships- Apply diplomatic thinking in governments, organizations, workplaces, communities, and personal lifeThe book also examines real historical examples, including the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Camp David Accords, the Good Friday Agreement, the Helsinki Final Act, the Antarctic Treaty, the Montreal Protocol, the Dayton Accords, nuclear non-proliferation efforts, and modern peace negotiations.These examples show that diplomacy is not simply polite conversation. It is a disciplined process involving preparation, patience, strategic thinking, empathy, compromise, pressure, verification, and long-term commitment.The book includes practical frameworks, negotiation exercises, conflict simulations, policy tools, diplomatic checklists, historical lessons, and an original peace anthem titled "World in Our Hands."At a time when humanity faces war, political division, climate pressure, technological disruption, economic instability, and growing distrust, the need for effective diplomacy has never been greater.The Power of Diplomacy offers a hopeful but realistic vision of how humanity can replace escalation with communication, rivalry with cooperation, and fear with shared purpose.Peace does not happen by accident.It must be negotiated, protected, improved, and passed to the next generation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Peace is not a dream that arrives on its own. It is a system humanity can design. Peace by Design is a comprehensive and practical guide to preventing violence, resolving conflict, rebuilding after war, and creating institutions capable of sustaining peace across generations. It connects the psychology of fear and identity with justice, governance, economics, education, technology, diplomacy, international law, disarmament, and reconciliation. Written for leaders, educators, diplomats, peacebuilders, organizations, students, and citizens, the book explains why conflicts become violent and how peaceful systems can interrupt escalation before lives are lost. Inside this book, readers will learn how to: - Map conflicts, power, interests, triggers, and hidden risks - Build early-warning systems connected to real preventive action - Design inclusive institutions that strengthen legitimacy and trust - Use deep listening, negotiation, mediation, and de-escalation - Structure ceasefires and implementable peace agreements - Support justice, accountability, trauma recovery, and reconciliation - Include women, youth, Indigenous communities, religious groups, and local leaders - Reduce polarization, propaganda, online manipulation, and technology-driven escalation - Strengthen international law, humanitarian protection, diplomacy, and disarmament - Develop national, organizational, local, and century-scale peace strategies The book includes fifty-six chapters, practical scenarios, reflection exercises, a rapid conflict assessment, a mediation script, a negotiation worksheet, an early-warning indicator library, a peace-agreement scorecard, a glossary, and a thirty-day peace practice. Conflict is inevitable. Organized violence is not. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Turn your musical ideas into finished, release-ready songs, even if you are starting with no studio, no experience, and a limited budget. Making music no longer requires an expensive commercial studio, a room full of equipment, or years of technical training before you can begin. With the right creative process, production knowledge, and modern tools, you can build professional music from almost anywhere. Making Music From Scratch is a complete, practical guide to songwriting, beatmaking, recording, editing, mixing, mastering, releasing, and promoting music in the modern digital world. Using FL Studio as the primary production environment, Paul George Savluc explains the complete process of turning a simple musical idea into a finished song. The same principles are also applied to browser-based studios, mobile applications, free software, home-recording systems, and AI-assisted creative tools. Inside this book, you will learn how to: Set up FL Studio and understand its essential production workflowCreate drum patterns, basslines, melodies, chords, and complete arrangementsProduce hip-hop, trap, pop, electronic, R&B, cinematic, and experimental musicRecord clear vocals and instruments in a bedroom or home studioEdit performances, correct timing, organize sessions, and prepare clean tracksUse EQ, compression, saturation, reverb, delay, automation, and stereo processingMix vocals and instruments so every element has space, clarity, and impactMaster songs for streaming services, video platforms, and digital distributionUse BandLab, Soundtrap, GarageBand, Ableton Live, REAPER, Audacity, LMMS, and other production environmentsBuild an effective home studio at beginner, intermediate, and professional budgetsUse AI tools for brainstorming, composition, sound design, editing, and workflow accelerationAvoid copyright, licensing, voice-consent, and AI-ownership problemsDevelop an identifiable sound instead of copying other producersPrepare releases, organize metadata, distribute music, and promote songs independentlyTurn music-production skills into services, products, collaborations, and incomeThis is not simply a software manual. It is a complete creative and technical system for artists, producers, singers, rappers, songwriters, engineers, content creators, and independent musicians. Every section is designed to help you finish more music, make better production decisions, solve technical problems, and move confidently from your first blank project to a growing catalog of completed releases. You do not need permission to begin. You need a process, a set of tools, and the discipline to finish. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Every unforgettable song begins with an idea, a feeling, and the courage to put it into words. The Art of Songwriting and Lyrics is a complete guide to transforming emotion, experience, imagination, rhythm, and language into songs that connect with listeners. Written for aspiring songwriters, rappers, singers, producers, poets, musicians, and independent artists, this book explains the full creative process from the first line to the finished lyric. It combines the expressive depth of poetry with the clarity, structure, repetition, and emotional impact required for modern music. Inside, you will learn how to: Find strong song ideas and turn them into focused conceptsWrite memorable titles, hooks, choruses, verses, pre-choruses, and bridgesUse imagery, metaphor, symbolism, sensory detail, contrast, and subtextCreate rhyme schemes, internal rhymes, multisyllabic rhymes, cadence, flow, and wordplayMatch lyrics to melody, rhythm, phrasing, stress, and vocal deliveryBuild emotional progression, tension, release, and satisfying story arcsWrite for pop, rap, trap, hip-hop, drill, R&B, soul, rock, country, folk, electronic music, reggae-influenced styles, gospel, acoustic music, and cinematic songsMove between poetic writing and direct mainstream communicationDevelop an original voice without copying other artistsRewrite weak lyrics, remove filler, sharpen meaning, and finish more songsCollaborate with artists and producers while protecting creative relationshipsUnderstand split sheets, copyright, sampling, demos, pitching, metadata, and music publishingUse AI tools responsibly for brainstorming, organization, revision, and creative experimentationThe book also includes practical exercises, original examples, lyric templates, revision checklists, a thirty-day writing program, one hundred prompts, collaboration tools, and career guidance. Whether you are writing your first song or refining an established process, this book will help you create lyrics that are more vivid, musical, honest, memorable, and ready to perform. Your voice is already yours. This book will help you turn it into songs. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …