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Rufus Robot, Inc.
Faces, identify gender, play games
To identify gender based on facial features through interactive games. Customize difficulty levels to suit different skill sets and learning styles. Practice recognizing typical and atypical features in faces.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Strengthen language through picture descriptions.
The app helps children develop vocabulary and descriptive language skills. It uses artwork and photos for guided or open-ended description practice, supporting language development and confidence.
AAC Plus, Inc.
Explore 3D worlds to communicate
Offers customizable AAC communication with color-coded Spklets for message creation. Users can navigate 3D environments to interact and learn. Features include output, text-to-, and symbol-based communication. Sessions can be saved and reviewed.
MATRAQUINHA SOLUCOES TECNOLOGICAS PARA SAUDE E EDUCACAO LTDA
Hamdy Montaser
Trace , phonics, play games
Teaches , phonics, and basic words through tracing games and matching activities. Helps recognize letter shapes and connect them with sounds. Includes interactive exercises for early literacy skills.
John Talavera
Vocabulary aid for autism learners.
The app is a vocabulary teaching aid for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It helps learners generalize vocabulary and improve categorization skills through interactive sorting activities with real-life photo images.
Sumon Ahmed
Teach with games
Teach children through interactive games. vocabulary related to vehicles, school, parks, and nature. Practice motor skills with drag-and-drop activities. Improve memory with matching and sorting games. Track progress with achievement badges.
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