Children with autism could benefit from USC assistive robot

Lead author Shomik Jain with co-authors Kartik Mahajan and Zhonghao Shi and the Kiwi socially assistive robot.

Social robots can help children with autism learn, according researchers, but that is true only if they are designed to do so. A team at the University of Southern California has developed robots that use personalized lessons and machine learning for more productive interactions.

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