Our advanced AI platform is embodied in social robots — physical presences, not screens. We begin with children, because the earliest years shape everything after them. Then we expand through adolescence, adulthood, and elder care.
We didn't start with the easiest demographic. We started with the one most underserved by digital mental health — children — and with the form factor research shows yields the deepest engagement: a physical social robot with a stable, warm presence in the home.
Remembers the tiny details — the name of your pet, the tough week at school — inside an ontology that respects clinical privacy and can be audited or erased by the parent or guardian.
Conversational frameworks grounded in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and motivational interviewing — adapted to each persona's developmental stage.
Pattern recognition for self-harm, suicidal ideation, and acute distress — triggering immediate human escalation to a supervising clinician or designated carer.
A live dashboard for psychologists and paediatric specialists to audit sessions, flag concerns, adjust therapy plans, and intervene when signal patterns cross thresholds.
Conversations with children are encrypted on-device first, transmitted only with explicit parental consent, and never used for model retraining. GDPR-K and COPPA aligned.
Voice, gesture, gaze and affect — the robot reads tone, facial expression and posture to calibrate its response. Because children express distress long before they find words for it.
Mental health is the one domain where "move fast and break things" has human cost. Every feature we ship is built on peer-reviewed evidence, co-designed with clinicians, and tested against measurable outcomes.
Developed with child psychologists, paediatric psychiatrists, and experienced educators.
Randomised controlled trials planned with NHS and university partners in 2026.
Every therapeutic suggestion traces to ICD-11, DSM-5-TR, or a peer-reviewed protocol.
PHQ-A, GAD-7, SDQ and WHO-5 integrated for longitudinal measurement.
Independent oversight committee including a child-rights specialist.
Child-specific privacy frameworks built in, not bolted on.