"Our Robots, Ourselves" is a non-fiction book by David A. Mindell that explores the relationship between humans and machines. This work examines how robots and artificial intelligence influence not only our work environment but also our daily lives. Mindell highlights the historical developments in robotics and their impact on society, while also addressing the ethical and philosophical questions that arise from increasing automation. The book spans 272 pages and is available in hardcover format. It is aimed at readers interested in mathematics and natural sciences who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the role of robots in the modern world. With a width of 152.4 mm and a height of 228.6 mm, the book is conveniently sized for easy reading and transport. Published in 2015, "Our Robots, Ourselves" remains a relevant and thought-provoking work for anyone engaging with the challenges and opportunities of robotics.