What if buildings had a brain?
Join
Firas, a curious 10-year-old with a passion for technology, as he takes a
behind-the-scenes tour of a futuristic smart building! Guided by his systems
engineer uncle, Firas steps into a world where lights, air conditioning, and
even doors respond automatically — all controlled by an intelligent brain
called the Building Management System (BMS).
From
motion-activated lights to energy-saving controls, Firas discovers how
buildings today can think, breathe, and respond to the people inside. He even
offers a clever idea that surprises the engineers!
With
colorful explanations and a child-friendly look at how BMS systems manage
temperature, ventilation, fire alarms, and energy usage, this story is perfect
for kids aged 8–11 who are curious about smart technology, engineering, and how
we can make buildings safer and more efficient.
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Why This Book Is Great for Young Readers:
- Introduces
real-world engineering in a simple, engaging way
- Encourages
STEM thinking and critical observation
- Shows
how technology helps us build smarter, greener spaces
- Includes
a school-based reflection activity to inspire classroom discussion
- Perfect
for use in science lessons, technology units, or home learning
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Book Specifications
Book Size: Executive (7 x 10 in / 178 x 254 mm)
Page Count: 38 Pages
Interior Color: Standard Color
Paper Type: 80# White — Coated
Binding Type: Paperback Perfect Bound
Cover Finish: Glossy
ISBN 978-1-326-32336-3
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