NAO IS THE TIME FOR A FRIEND
THE ROBOT THAT
COMFORTS
CHILDREN
We Bring NAO to Life in Pediatric Hospitals with
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NAO is a Proven Hero in Hospitals!
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NAO is available with robot behaviors that attract children's attention, coach and support them with research-based cognitive-behavioral interventions.
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Hospitals and clinics can be a very scary place, especially for a child. Hospitals may be a place of healing, but to a child, hospitals mean needles, strangers in uniforms, mysterious equipment, boring wait times, and not feeling well. NAO makes it all less frightening.
NAO performs entertaining activities to reduce anxiety levels in children - and even their parents. NAO sings, dances, tells stories, and plays games - all of which are interactions that can help reduce the anxiety that precedes a pending procedure.
Transforming Pediatric Care Settings
Robotic technology for healthcare has taken an exciting leap forward. Introduce NAO as a pediatric pain coach, educator, and friend.
Clinically proven to reduce a child's pain up to 50% during medical procedures. The NAO robot behaviors are designed by Dr. Tanya Beran, a leading expert in the use of robotic-based cognitive behavioral interactions, help distract and engage children during medical procedures.
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In addition, the NAO robot becomes a mascot for your hospital. With NAO, you can bring comfort to children during hospital stays, therapy sessions, and more!
The NAO Robot Can Speak & Translate over 20 different languages!
Let's Talk About NAO for Pediatric Care Today!
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Testimonials/Customers Say
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Child Life, Alberta Children's Hospital
“A 5 year-old refused to get out of bed and was getting bed sores and rashes. She did agree to play with MEDi on the floor. This allowed staff to change the bedding and set it up properly. She even forgot about her tubes and moved her arms and body. It was like magic.”
Maria Malcolm, Child Life Specialist, Chinook Regional Hospital
"He enhances the care we give. Child Life interacting with him, him interacting with the children, the parent's excitement, it all helps to focus the child on (the NAO) called "Chip" rather than the medical procedure that is happening."
Child Life, Alberta Children's Hospital
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“I have seen children smile, laugh and hug their parents after a few moments with MEDi whereas previously they were crying and screaming in anger, sadness and frustration.”
More Information/Resources
Integrating a Humanoid Robot Into Child Life
Featured Report in the Association of Child Life Professional Journal (pg. 13)
Frost & Sullivan Award Report
Patient Care & Support New Product Innovation Award
On NBC Nightly News
Check Out the Exciting Feature Video
Hospitals Using NAO Today
