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Individuals with autism often experience social difficulties in various settings. Currently, some treatments utilize NAO robots to simulate various everyday scenarios and demonstrate appropriate social etiquette for patients, helping them learn to adapt to different social situations in a low-stress, non-judgmental manner.

 

NAO can assist patients by guiding them through virtual scenarios, helping them gradually become accustomed to new environments, which can contribute to building their self-confidence and reducing anxiety when facing new settings.


Individuals with autism frequently face challenges in understanding and adhering to social rules. They may not be familiar with the appropriate social behaviors for different occasions. The robot interacts with patients, explaining social rules and behavioral norms, thus helping them develop social skills. Such guidance can assist patients in better adapting to social environments in real life, enhancing their communication and cooperation with others.


Another advantage of NAO is its ability to adapt to individual differences among patients. Each person with autism has unique needs and challenges, and the robot can adjust the training content based on the patient's progress and feedback, helping them learn and practice social skills more effectively and improving the therapeutic outcomes.

Value

Comprehensive Simulation

Role-playing interactive simulation

Enhance adaptability to more scenarios

Non-Judgmental Environment

Neutral simulation and observation

Reduce anxiety and guardedness

Personalized Training

Based on individual learning progress

consolidate and strengthen training outcomes

Use Case

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