论文信息 - Integrating human-robot and motion-based touchless interaction for children with intellectual disability

Integrating human-robot and motion-based touchless interaction for children with intellectual disability

Our research explores the integration of motion-based touchless interaction with human-robots interaction to support game-based learning for children with intellectual disability. The paper discusses the design challenges of this novel approach and presents the design concepts of our initial prototypes.

Mirko Gelsomini | Franca Garzotto | Andrea Bonarini | Matteo Valoriani

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