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“Normies like the thought of accepting autistic people, but in practice, a shocking majority prefer to pull the trigger on judgment over establishing clarification,”  Reynoso explained.

We’re going to help you get prepped for the 2021 Hurricane Season with a representative of the American Red Cross — providing tips on how to stay safe and sound during a hurricane or other disaster, cluing you in on how to be a Red Cross volunteer, and why it’s so important for blood donors

The extraordinary challenges women face when balancing a demanding career and raising a child with special needs are immense. Yet, some of the most inspiring stories are about how mothers find creative ways to overcome these challenges, especially over the past year with the additional pressures of the Covid-19 pandemic.

MOVIA’s CEO, Jean-Pierre Bolat was recently interviewed by Kristin Gonzalez, of Autism Hope Alliance. Autism Hope Alliance (AHA) is a non-profit organization supporting families with children on the autism spectrum……..

BRISTOL, Conn., June 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — MOVIA Robotics, Inc. is proud to welcome Josias Reynoso as the newest member of its growing team. Josias is a college student who has been recognized for his outstanding leadership, service, academic excellence and dedication by The Boys & Girls Clubs of America as its 2020 “National Youth of the Year,” representing 4.6

BRISTOL, Conn. — Movia Robotics is continuing its mission to create software to help students on the autism spectrum succeed. If anything, the pandemic has proven their programs that help robots interact with school kids, are in demand.

BRISTOL, Conn., April 12, 2021  MOVIA Robotics, Inc—a collaborative robotics company building systems and software to help children with autism and robots to work together—is pleased to announce its first closing in the $5 million Series Seed Preferred Stock round of funding by ZFC Capital Partners II, L.P. (“ZFC II”)…..

MOVIA Robotics, Inc. has been a long-time advocate of inclusivity by creating innovative robotic assistive technology to help children on the learning spectrum. The company also supports inclusion in its hiring decisions and recently welcomed local student Josias Reynoso as an intern.

In today’s high-tech world, quality teaching in special education is an essential factor that many specialists need to fulfill. Special education teachers are well-trained and often receive the latest skills and resources to provide effective intervention for children with autism.

This week on Click, Paul Carter looks at robots designed to help autistic children, and Spencer finds out why three countries are currently queuing up to go to Mars.  Lara discovers the latest in mask technology, while Click’s own Cupid, Omar Mehtab looks for apps to help couples rekindle the fire in their relationships.