Nao, with its advanced motor functions, is able to carry out various types of movement activities. It can imitate movements, show exercises or even dance. Its interactivity and dynamics encourage children to be physically active, turning the learning process into a pleasure.

With the ability to recognize speech in 19 languages, Pepper and Nao can effectively support the language learning process. The student can talk to the robot, which allows practical application of the acquired knowledge. In addition, robots can conduct games and activities, which has a positive effect on the atmosphere in class and improves the memorization of material.

Using Pepper’s advanced features, such as facial and speech recognition, this robot can serve as an interactive librarian or point of information. It can help you search for books, answer questions or provide information on a topic. Thanks to its functions, Pepper is not only helpful, but also an interesting attraction that draws the attention and interest of students.

Robots like Nao are revolutionizing rehabilitation.

In the role of assistant therapist, Nao can repeat exercises, encouraging children to be active. When working with autistic children, it provides less stimuli, which facilitates interaction, and with advanced motor functions, it helps them learn new movements. The robots are able to provide support and encouragement that can speed up the recovery process, as well as increase patient engagement and motivation.