Eagle 6.0 humanoid robot has been indigenously designed and developed by the Eagle Robot lab for robot assisted classroom teaching through the collaborative learning model. It has taught more than 300 lessons and taught more than 1200 students across various programmes at all Indus International schools and selected Govt schools.
Eagle 5.0 humanoid robot has been indigenously designed and developed by the India Robot lab for robot assisted classroom teaching through the collaborative learning model. It has taught more than 300 lessons and taught more than 1200 students across various programmes at all Indus International schools and selected Govt schools.
After having almost perfected the humanoid teaching assistant through the Eagle versions 1 to 6., ERL has now ventured into the field of educational apps through their latest offering the AI mentor app. Powered by ChatGPT, this app is meant to serve as a tool for personalization of education through self-directed learning. The aim its to develop independent learners who use the power of AI to update their academic skills as well as refine their life long competencies.
The AI mentor app satisfies 2 scenarios. The first being where it is integrated into the collaborative learning model experience. Here it acts as a repository of all the robot lessons so that students can view them again at a later stage. It also provides additional practice and self-assessments. The second scenario is where the app is used on its own as a tool which contains all the learning material, notes, videos, activities and assessments for students to use as a study tool or a revision guide.
In both these scenarios, the USP would be the introduction to competencies and tools and strategies to develop them. In that sense the app becomes a true mentor to its audience, in this case, the students. These competencies are explained through video and text and activities are provided to help students practice the competencies.
The app is slated to help students become more future minded by including scenario planning exercises as part of the competency building. Gamification and problem solving are also going to be introduced as means for self directed learning and conceptual understanding.
Here are some impressive highlights achieved during the trials of our indigenous humanoid robot, Eagle 5.0!
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Every Eagle robot in the world is connected to a central command centre. The central command centre allows in monitoring, assessing and troubleshooting the robots remotely. The central command allows for seamless functioning of the Eagle within a school and constantly connects the robot lab with the schools and Eagle. With the help of remote trouble shooting and continuous monitoring any robot can accessed and undergo troubleshooting in any part of the world, through this feature we are able to reduce the turnaround time considerably in case of any malfunction.
Every customer will get access to customized dashboards of the central command centre on purchase of a certain units of Eagle robot.
24X7 monitoring, assessing and tracking of robots for its functional technical performance
Preempt malfunctioning and take necessary actions
Remote trouble shooting for software issues to any robot in the world
Reduction in turnaround time for troubleshooting
Personalized dashboards for the school and leadership team for organized and seamless functioning of the CLM and content management
