University of Birmingham launches at-home QTrobot autism study with LuxAI
University of Birmingham researchers launched a long-term at-home study using LuxAI QTrobot units with autistic children in the West Midlands.
Evidence notes
- Families in the study are given a QTrobot to use at home for 10 months.
- The project is led by the University of Birmingham in partnership with LuxAI and the Luxembourg Institute of Health.
- The study explores how QTrobot can support early communication, language, social and cognitive development for young autistic children.
Company context
Creators of QTrobot, a small, expressive robot for autism therapy and special needs education.