AbstractThis work presents modules to encouraging children with autism to improve their social and communication skills through game-based approach. The abilities of the humanoid robot NAO in voice and vision detection recognition give a game more attractive and socially assistive human-machine interaction. The expected outcomes of the modules used to increase eye contacts, imitation proficiency and correctness of the behaviour in social and communication of the children with autism through the game-based modules. Imitation game gives a new light to children with autism learning to express their feeling in appropriate situations
This article aims to reflect on the main variables that make social robotics efficient in an educati...
Existing studies indicate the use of the Socially Assistive Robotic (SAR) system has enormous potent...
There has been a considerable transformation in game preferences of children with the rapid developm...
This paper presents a novel design, implementation, and first evaluation of a triadic, collaborative...
Interactive robots, virtual environments and other computer based technologies are increasingly appl...
Understanding others intention can be a very difficult task for some individuals, in particular, ind...
AbstractAutistic children are often impaired in initiating and responding to Joint Attention. In rec...
The use of robots had already been proven to encourage the promotion of social interaction and skill...
Autism Spectrum Disease (ASD) can be referred to as one type of neurodevelopmental disorder, causing...
Abstract—Using robots to reward and stimulate children doing tasks together can be helpful in improv...
This paper provides a framcwork for a social game thar has as a goal improvillg the social interacti...
This paper presents an exploratory study in which children with autism interact with ZECA (Zeno Enga...
Society should care about those with special needs. Part of a proper care involves the development ...
Introduction: Autism Spectrum Disorder is a set of developmental disorders that imply in poor social...
This article aims to reflect on the main variables that make social robotics efficient in an educati...
This article aims to reflect on the main variables that make social robotics efficient in an educati...
Existing studies indicate the use of the Socially Assistive Robotic (SAR) system has enormous potent...
There has been a considerable transformation in game preferences of children with the rapid developm...
This paper presents a novel design, implementation, and first evaluation of a triadic, collaborative...
Interactive robots, virtual environments and other computer based technologies are increasingly appl...
Understanding others intention can be a very difficult task for some individuals, in particular, ind...
AbstractAutistic children are often impaired in initiating and responding to Joint Attention. In rec...
The use of robots had already been proven to encourage the promotion of social interaction and skill...
Autism Spectrum Disease (ASD) can be referred to as one type of neurodevelopmental disorder, causing...
Abstract—Using robots to reward and stimulate children doing tasks together can be helpful in improv...
This paper provides a framcwork for a social game thar has as a goal improvillg the social interacti...
This paper presents an exploratory study in which children with autism interact with ZECA (Zeno Enga...
Society should care about those with special needs. Part of a proper care involves the development ...
Introduction: Autism Spectrum Disorder is a set of developmental disorders that imply in poor social...
This article aims to reflect on the main variables that make social robotics efficient in an educati...
This article aims to reflect on the main variables that make social robotics efficient in an educati...
Existing studies indicate the use of the Socially Assistive Robotic (SAR) system has enormous potent...
There has been a considerable transformation in game preferences of children with the rapid developm...