“ Quality Education – Ensure Inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. “ - ONU
Visually impaired children, are increasingly educated in mainstream schools, demanding new types of support, learning experiences, and social activities. Assistive technologies are specifically designed for individual use, which reduces opportunities for classroom participation, peer interaction, and engagement.
This project investigates the use of social robots as a enabler to social engagement between visually impaired and sighted childrenProject Details
Neto; Hu; Correia; Rocha; Buckmayer; Nogueira; Hoffman; Nicolau; Paiva (video)
Neto I.; Hu Y.; Correia F.; Rocha F.; Hoffman G.; Nicolau H.; Paiva A. (video)
Neto, I.; Correia, F.; Rocha, F.; Piedade, P.; Paiva, A.; A.Nicolau,H.; (video)
Hu, Y.; Neto, I.; Ryu, J.; Shtarbanov, A.; Nicolau,H.; Paiva, A.; Hoffman, G. (video)
Neto, Isabel and Nicolau, Hugo and Paiva, Ana
Neto, I.; Nicolau, H.; Paiva, A.
Neto,I.; Johal,W.; Couto,M.; Nicolau,H.; Paiva,A.; Guneysu,A. (video)
Neto, Isabel ; Nicolau, Hugo and Paiva, Ana
Neto, Isabel ; Nicolau, Hugo and Paiva, Ana