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| <h1>MirrorBuddy</h1> | |
| <p class="tagline">A patient tutor on the desk, for children who learn differently.</p> | |
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| <span class="tag">voice-first</span> | |
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| <h2>Why</h2> | |
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| For a child who cannot reliably use a mouse or a keyboard, a robot you can simply | |
| <em>talk to</em> is not a nicer interface. It is the difference between studying on your | |
| own and needing an adult sitting next to you. | |
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| MirrorBuddy was built for children with dyslexia, ADHD, autism and cerebral palsy — and | |
| Reachy Mini gives it a body: eyes that follow you, a voice that answers, and movement that | |
| shows it is listening. | |
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| <h2>What it does</h2> | |
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| <strong>Talks and listens.</strong> Natural spoken conversation. Short answers, one | |
| thing at a time. | |
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| <strong>32 professors, by voice.</strong> "Voglio matematica", "chiama Galileo" — the | |
| persona and the voice change. | |
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| <strong>Study coaches.</strong> For when the problem is the method, not the subject. | |
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| <strong>Looks at homework.</strong> Show it an exercise; it reads it and helps step by | |
| step, without giving the answer away. | |
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| <strong>Moves like it is listening.</strong> Smooth body language that follows the child | |
| and shifts with the mood. | |
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| <strong>Stops when told.</strong> "Basta", "zitto" — it goes quiet and waits to be | |
| called back by name. | |
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| <h2>Setup</h2> | |
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| Install from the Reachy Mini app store. On first start the robot opens a settings page | |
| (port <code>7862</code>) where you enter your Azure OpenAI Realtime endpoint and key, the | |
| child's name and their learning profile. The professors are fetched live from MirrorBuddy. | |
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| <h2>Privacy</h2> | |
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| Built for children: the camera is used only when explicitly asked, one frame at a time, | |
| and announced out loud first. No conversation recordings are kept on the robot. | |
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| Part of <a href="https://mirrorbuddy.org">MirrorBuddy</a> by | |
| <a href="https://fightthestroke.org">FightTheStroke Foundation</a> — | |
| <a href="https://github.com/FightTheStroke/MirrorBuddy">source on GitHub</a>. | |
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