MOVIA Robotics

MOVIA Robotics' page has moved.
We are now at: facebook.com/MoviaRoboticsInc
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At MOVIA Robotics we have a range of five different robots. Why robots, you might ask? Kids love robots and, of course, robots don't get tired or judgmental. Find out more about why robots are so effective in helping to unlock the potential of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder here: https://ecs.page.link/K6n4u

We’re excited to be a Signature Premier Sponsor of the annual Autism Services and Resources Connecticut LIVE Virtual Autism Resource Fair taking place on November 7th.
Don’t miss the incredible workshops and exhibitors!
REGISTER TODAY here 👉 https://ecs.page.link/45HsQ

Did you know that Robot-Assisted Instruction (RAI) can reduce anxiety, increase engagement and confidence amongst children with ASD, and can allow them to achieve educational and therapeutic goals?

Find out more during our expert panel discussion which we are hosting with Building Blocks Magazine this evening, October 28th, at 7pm EST.
You can register easily here: https://ecs.page.link/MFBF9 or you can email your details to [email protected] with the subject “Webinar”.
Panelists include:
Yitty Rimmer - MA OTR/L, Licensed Occupational Therapist
Timothy Gifford - Chief Scientist, MOVIA Robotics
Aubrey A. Shick - Human Factors Engineer, Social Robotics
Robert Parenti - Principal, Oak Hill Special Needs School

Learn how Robot-Assisted Instruction (RAI) is helping children with autism during COVID both in schools and at home. Please join MOVIA Robotics and Building Blocks Magazine for a free expert panel discussion tomorrow evening, October 28th at 7pm EST.
You can register easily here: https://ecs.page.link/MFBF9 or you can email your details to [email protected] with the subject “Webinar”.
Panelists include:
Yitty Rimmer - MA OTR/L, Licensed Occupational Therapist
Timothy Gifford - Chief Scientist, MOVIA Robotics
Aubrey A. Shick - Human Factors Engineer, Social Robotics
Robert Parenti - Principal, Oak Hill Special Needs School

Learn how Robot-Assisted Instruction (RAI) is helping children with autism during COVID both in schools and at home. Please join MOVIA Robotics and Building Blocks Magazine for a free expert panel discussion tomorrow evening, October 28th at 7pm EST.
You can register easily here: https://ecs.page.link/MFBF9 or you can email your details to [email protected] with the subject “Webinar”.
Panelists include:
Yitty Rimmer - MA OTR/L, Licensed Occupational Therapist
Timothy Gifford - Chief Scientist, MOVIA Robotics
Aubrey A. Shick - Human Factors Engineer, Social Robotics
Robert Parenti - Principal, Oak Hill Special Needs School

Are you interested in finding out more about how Robot-Assisted Instruction can improve the lives of children and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder? If this is something that you are interested in, either professionally or personally, please join us and Building Blocks Magazine for a free expert panel discussion on October 28th at 7pm EST. To register please email your details to [email protected] with the subject “Webinar”.
Panelists include:
Yitty Rimmer - MA OTR/L, Licensed Occupational Therapist
Timothy Gifford - Chief Scientist, MOVIA Robotics
Aubrey A. Shick - Human Factors Engineer, Social Robotics
Robert Parenti - Principal, Oak Hill Special Needs School

Watch WTNH News 8's television segment with Kent Pierce reporting!🎥 It aired at 6 am this morning and the spot is set to air again tonight at 6 pm. We're thrilled to be immersed in our mission and featured in a segment that demonstrates it: Improving the lives of children affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder and other special needs through our Robot-Assisted Instruction. 🤖
Watch The Segment: https://www.wtnh.com/news/technology/a-class-in-covid-ct-based-robotics-company-develops-robots-geared-toward-interacting-with-kids-on-autism-spectrum/

A Class in COVID: CT-based robotics company develops robots geared toward interacting with kids on autism spectrum One Connecticut-based robotics company is creating a new bread of robots specifically geared toward interacting with kids on the autism spectrum.

Guess who came to town?!? 🎥 You’ll see our live segment on TOMORROW- Tuesday, 8/18 with WTNH News 8 and Kent Pierce reporting @ 6 am, and again at 5 pm for those late risers! 🌞
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It's and we're excited to be a part of the landscape of this state with our innovations, helping children with autism and other special needs succeed, and aiding schools as they go back with Robot-Assisted Instruction. Especially thrilled to receive this product review (pg 39) about MOVIA Robotics on National CT Day: https://www.jewishpress.com/in-print/supplements/building-blocks/building-blocks-summer-2020/2020/08/06/

The Jewish Press

Building Blocks – Summer 2020 .