How could robots improve social skills in children with Autism?
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The investigators believe NAO can activate social reactions in children with ASD more efficiently than persons can. In addition, toys are frequently friendlier than persons for autistic children
Our robot looks a lot like a human but doesn't have all the features that a person does. That can help autistic individuals because the robot is simpler. They can focus on one social aspect of communication at a time. That's because NAO can be customized to have a limited range of gestures and behaviours
games for face-to-face communication
signifying a different facial look, such as anger, sadness or happiness
We, ve seen that autistic children really love to interact with the robots. At first there, s a little bit of a surprise, but then you eventually see a great bond between the kids and the robots.
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