Robotic for Autism
At 3.52, Qiwi Technologies CEO- Li Hosalla Schonberg, who has a background in social psychology, discusses the importance of introducing robots for children who falls under the autistic spectrum.
According to extensive studies, robots prove to be more beneficial to autistic children in more ways than one. As an example, a robot's lack of expression which an autistic child prefers, and the robot's slower speech at 20% less than his human counterpart, makes them more likely to interact, engage and learn. (87% engagement rate as opposed to 3% with a therapist)
