Robots can be used to assess children's mental wellbeing, study suggests
A team of roboticists, computer scientists and psychiatrists from the University of Cambridge carried out a study with 28 children between the ages of eight
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A team of roboticists, computer scientists and psychiatrists from the University of Cambridge carried out a study with 28 children between the ages of eight
The FINANCIAL -- Robots can be better at detecting mental wellbeing issues in children than parent-reported or self-reported testing, a new study suggests according to University of Cambridge. A team of roboticists, computer scientists and psychiatrists from the University of Cambridge carried out a study with 28 children between the ages of eight and 13,The FINANCIAL -- Robots can be better at detecting mental wellbeing issues in children than parent-reported or self-reported testing, a new study suggests according to University of Cambridge. A team of roboticists, computer scientists and psy...
As per a recent study, robots might be more beneficial than parents. The helpful enhancement to standard mental health testing techniques. During the session, additional sensors monitored participants' heartbeats, head movements, and eye movements.
A recent study revealed that robots may be more effective than parent-reported or self-reported tests in diagnosing mental health disorders in youngsters.
According to a recent study, robots may be more useful for diagnosing mental health concerns in children than parent- or child-reported exams.