Robots Give Students An Assist With Communication Skills

 Originally created to help students who have autism, classroom robots named Milo and Carver are helping students struggling with communication, processing delays and social emotional learning. Read More >

Robots help support students with autism

Some students with autism are learning to develop social, emotional and communication skills with the help of robots, including Milo from RoboKind. Improved eye contact, turn-taking and sharing are some of the gains seen among such students, though more research is needed to determine if these improvements will continue into the long term, says Brian Scassellati, a Yale University professor.

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