The QT is a childlike humanoid robot and roughly 90cm tall, while Misty is a 36cm tall toy-like robot. Both robots have screen faces that can be programmed with different facial expressions.

The QT is a childlike humanoid robot and roughly 90cm tall, while Misty is a 36cm tall toy-like robot. Both robots have screen faces that can be programmed with different facial expressions.

Further studies using QT are planned to further investigate the utility of robot-assisted learning for children with learning disabilities. The study was published in the journal Social Robotics.

Engineering researchers at the University of Waterloo are successfully using a robot to help keep children with learning disabilities focused on their work.

How can robotics help children with learning disabilities? QT, a small humanoid robot, can now help students with learning disabilities stay focused.

The QT is a childlike humanoid robot and roughly 90cm tall, while Misty is a 36cm tall toy-like robot. Both robots have screen faces that can be programmed with different facial expressions.

The QT is a childlike humanoid robot and roughly 90cm tall, while Misty is a 36cm tall toy-like robot. Both robots have screen faces that can be programmed with different facial expressions.

In the other group, the students worked one-on-one with an instructor and a QT robot. In the latter group, the instructor used a tablet to direct the robot, which then autonomously performed ...