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"State Machines" is a book category devoted to the theory, design, implementation and application of state-based models of computation and behavior. It spans textbooks on automata and formal languages (finite automata, pushdown automata, Turing machines), engineering guides to finite-state machine (FSM) design for hardware and embedded systems, practical manuals on statecharts/UML and event-driven programming for software and UI, and applied treatments for protocol design, robotics, game AI and control systems. Books in this category typically cover formal definitions and proofs, modeling techniques, state-diagram notation, algorithms and tools (simulators, code generators, model checkers), and real-world case studies, and are aimed at students, software and hardware engineers, and researchers working on reactive, sequential, or event-driven systems.

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