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Two seniors at Sport and Medical Sciences Academy have displayed outstanding kindness, compassion, and perseverance while conducting their Capstone project. Angie and Rihana applied for a grant to purchase a Kebbi Robot, an educational robot that helps children on the spectrum learn facial expressions, body movements, and communication skills. 

We take a look at some of the key players in the EdTech industry utilising artificial intelligence and robotics to transform the way young people learn Artificial intelligence (AI), automation and robotics are becoming important in a number of industries as executives look for ways to streamline operations, improve efficiency and reduce cost.

Providing successful interventions to children with ASD is very challenging. Robotic- Assistive Technology is showing promising results in this area. MOVIA Robotics has developed tools to provide Robot-Assisted Intervention to the special needs community. 

MOVIA Robotics, Inc. rolled out the new TheraPal Home and TheraPal Clinical Assist Aide robots to hep children with autism and other intellectual/developmental disabilities (I/DD) improve their social and emotional development. The rollout also included TheraPal Progress software for clinical professionals and parents to collect data on children’s progress using the robots.

Movia Robotics launched its TheraPal line of digital health aides for autism and other intellectual or developmental disabilities.

The company also launched a tracker that can gather data about a child’s progress. Movia is looking to use robots paired with software to help children with autism and other developmental and intellectual disabilities learn new skills. 

Movia Robotics this week launched its TheraPal line of digital health aides for autism spectrum disorder and other intellectual or developmental disabilities.

Movia Robotics this week announced that it has launched its TheraPal line of digital health aides for autism spectrum disorder and other intellectual or developmental disabilities.

MOVIA Robotics, a Bristol-based robotics manufacturer, announced a new wave of social and emotional learning products this week that aim to help children and adults develop their cognitive skills and learning, company officials said.

Nov. 23—Four-year-old Roisin Connell practiced learning her shapes and colors with the help of a new friend — a MOVIA robot designed to give her positive feedback as she learns.