The Robot Changing School For Students With Disabilities | Mach | NBC News
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2016
- Second grader Maeve Coffey of New York City has spinal muscular atrophy-and a “telepresence” bot that puts her in the classroom when she’s too sick to leave home.
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The Robot Changing School For Students With Disabilities | Mach | NBC News
I am speechless. This is the most amazing thing I have seen in technology and education.
Stacey Stopalhughes🎂🎂🎂🎂🎈🎈🎈🎈
Innovations like this help others see what was always there, thank you.
sad that people make assumptions about intelligence with those who have disabilities look at steven hawking.
Thank you I agree with you
Real ability is about connecting with and impacting people, making a positive impact on the world, and so I think the development of this robot has more to do with developing and maintaining a barrier to connecting with people, rather than breaking down a barrier.
Maeve you have always inspired me. You inspire so many around you and have a beautiful supportive family! I miss our “fashionista” play dates! Hope to come visit you soon ❤️Eliana
People think disabled people are stupid but stepehen hawking is like Einstein’s cousin
I am like that to
This video is super awesome
wow
It has been 2 years since i watched this video
Hi
How is she be able to know who god is or service god and how can she prayer with other this isn't way for her living with god she is living with a disease please prayer for her
Did you not listen, she is physically disabled, not mentally, she has above average intellegence for her age. Of course she can understand God & pray!
I do not understand what you mean by "this isn't way for her living with God" what do you think is preventing/stopping her?
God loves all his children. This girl may be physically restricted but she has intellegence, hobbies, friends, kindness etc, Jesus taught us we all have something to offer/contribute.
@A Fat Penguin Don't attack their religion, attack their ignorant assumptions & stupidity.
I do not know why they think they are so powerful that they can command God to heal chronically ill & disabled people.
Being disabled is just bad luck, there are a lot of awful things going on in the world where innocent God following people get hurt or abused. Idk why they think God would take their advice & choose to heal this one kid rather than the 100s who are kidnapped & kept I a basement being isolated, away from their family no friends, starved, abused etc.
Rather than acknowledge the unknown they prefer to think they have more control than they do. Only if them or their child is disabledd, or different, do people with thoughts like this seem to understand. It's annoying but I hope they can learn about disability & become more informed.
Brittany Sellars I’m a severely disabled wheelchair user and a Christian. Are you saying you can’t be both?
God loves us all just as we are. Everyone has a contribution to make no matter how big or small.
Remember: it’s not what you look at. It’s what you see.