CognitiveBotics

FOR PARENTS

Autism therapy at home, tailored to your child's unique needs

CognitiveBotics helps you continue your child's autism therapy at home, with guided activities and speech practice that adapt to their abilities between clinic sessions.

Family using CognitiveBotics on a tablet at home, with Cobo the mascot

WHAT IS AUTISM?

Understanding autism

Autism is a condition that affects how children communicate, learn and connect with others. Some children may find it harder to express themselves, make friends or manage everyday changes. Understanding these needs early can help parents find the right support.

Recognising early differences

Parent watching her child play with toys at home

Speech develops differently

Speech may develop later than expected or a child may communicate using words, gestures, sounds or other forms of communication.

Connecting with others feels different

Children may respond differently to their name, make less eye contact or find social interaction more challenging.

Comfort in routine

Many autistic children prefer familiar routines and may find unexpected changes or transitions difficult.

Sensitive to everyday sensations

Autistic children may be more or less sensitive to sounds, lights, textures, touch or other sensory experiences.

Wondering what these signs could mean?

Every child develops differently. Our 14-question checklist can help you understand your child’s developmental strengths more clearly and identify areas where additional support may help.

Start the checklist

EARLY INTERVENTION · THE FIRST 2,000 DAYS

The years that shape everything

The initial years, from birth to around 6 years, are a critical period for brain development. Early, consistent support helps strengthen communication, learning, social skills and everyday abilities.

Child at age 2 playing in a toy car
Age 2

Recognising Early Signs

Identify differences in speech, play and social interaction to seek timely support.

Child aged 3 to 4 brushing her teeth
Age 3–4

Building Essential Skills

Improve communication, social interaction, learning and daily routines through early intervention.

Child at age 5 getting ready for school
Age 5

Preparing for New Experiences

Develop skills for classroom learning, social relationships and adapting to new routines.

Two children aged 6 to 7 stacking books together
Age 6–7

Supporting Continued Progress

Track developmental milestones, reinforce skills and plan future learning goals.

INSIDE A SESSION

Learning that adapts to every child

CognitiveBotics uses AI-powered activities that adapt to each child’s abilities for engaging and personalised learning.

Child doing a CognitiveBotics learning activity on a tablet and a phone

Interactive Sessions

Guided questions and activities encourage active participation, communication and attention.

Speech Recognition

Real-time voice interaction helps practise speech and communication in a supportive environment.

Pose Detection

AI-powered movement tracking supports imitation, attention and active participation

Interactive Learning Games

Play-based activities build skills through repeated practice, encouraging confidence and progress.

See learning in action

HOW COGNITIVEBOTICS HELPS

The daily toolkit

Supporting everyday learning and meaningful progress.

450+

Learning Objectives

Personalised learning across 10 developmental areas, including communication social and motor skills.

1,800+

Guided Activities

Structured, interactive exercises families can use at home to make daily practice engaging.

20+

Social Stories

Age-appropriate stories that help children understand everyday situations and practise new skills.

CognitiveBotics Learn screen showing the child's plans for the last 7 days

App available in 8 languages.Learning content in English and Telugu, with more coming soon.

QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK US

Frequently Asked Questions

Every child deserves care that’s made just for them.

Talk to our team about bringing CognitiveBotics home for your child.

Get in touch with the team