My Projects
Our series of specialized projects harness the power of humanoid robots to create engaging, interactive, and inclusive learning experiences for students of all abilities. From vocabulary building through scenario-based training and storytelling, to targeted reading and writing support for learners with dyslexia, each program is designed to foster skills, confidence, and creativity. Whether preparing youths with special educational needs for job interviews, or sparking curiosity with immersive language lessons, these initiatives bring technology and education together to open new pathways for growth and success.
Loving-Baby (School Support)
A serious fire broke out in Tai Po District, which had a profound impact on the psychology of residents and students. Supported by the Li Ka Shing Foundation, the Institute of Special Educational Needs and Inclusive Education of The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK), in collaboration with The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), has launched the 'Loving Baby' emotional support robots and services to help children relieve their emotions and relieve anxiety and fear. Through interaction and companionship, it aims to allow children to reopen their hearts and rebuild their psychological stability in a safe environment.
Loving-Baby
(Student Assistant Training)
To train student helpers how to support those students, parents and teachers to relieve pressure through AI-empowered emotional support robot and robot-assisted craftwork after the Tai Po fire.
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Scenario Training
To learn vocabulary and phrases that students use in daily life through situational training.
Reading and Writing Training
To screen and identify students with dyslexia and provide training to improve their reading and writing skills.
Vocabulary Learning
To focucs on the design of humanoid robots to engage students from functional and affective perspectives.
Storytelling
To let students learn new vocabularies through storytelling and simulate their creativity.
Job Interview Training
The scenario training for youths with SEN in interview skills helps them find jobs more effectively.
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