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Beatbots: An experiment in social development and interaction

Posted By: Laura Foy | Oct 11th, 2007 @ 1:49 PM

Not only are these dancing robots adorable and fun to play with, but they are also a research tool. The BeatBots team joined forces with Hideki Kozima to study how children, specifically children with autism, interact and communicate. In a world with so much stimuli coming at us non-stop, the beatbots are non-threatening, simpler and easier for kids to relate to.

Tags: autism, communication, interaction, research, Robots

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