All About Smart Manufacturing

Barriers are falling! Good career opportunities are open to more people, with fewer barriers than ever - if you know where to look!

Where is this job market? Everywhere in the world.

What will you do? It depends, but primarily you will be involved in the art and science of MAKING things.

How is this happening? Technology is revolution Ing and democratizing an entire massive industry globally.

We are talking about manufacturing, an industry that continues to create wealth and value.

But the manufacturing of today isn't the dull, dirty, and dangerous industry of the past. It is experiencing a revolution - so much so it is now called Smart Manufacturing.

With the sophisticated equipment and processes -- skilled and knowledgeable people are needed and needed NOW!

Technology does more than make the business better. By eliminating many obstacles, It enables more of the population to be employed in the industry. And provides well-paying jobs to college graduates - and also to those that follow educational paths, especially in STEM.

Consider the robotic revolution that is underway. Robots perform repetitive and dangerous tasks that might have required human workers to have extraordinary physical strength.

No longer! For example, when the job becomes programming a robot rather than personally lifting heavy objects all day, the job opens up to many more people. Physical endurance is no longer a job requirement!

As populations diversify around the globe, employers are eager to tap into workers that possess language, culture, and life experiences that relate to the customer base. But let's make all kids aware that it exists - it's never too early to start! Introduce kids to the world of Smart Manufacturing, where people of all kinds are the most important part of the process!

This is a rhyming picture book, manufacturing is introduced as the art and science of MAKING things, something all kids love to do.

Note that this is a longer book than most children's books, maybe too long for a single reading session at about 1500 words.