The robot teachers have been programmed to do their jobs and will always obey. They can teach anywhere without becoming stressed, tired, or relocating for a better-paying job. They have the ability to teach children technological skills. Robot teachers are primarily used in elementary schools as classroom assistants. Robot teachers are superior to humans, and they will occasionally introduce new teaching methods.
Eagle 2.0, the 1st Humanoid Robot teacher in India
Indus International School in Bengaluru has introduced robot teachers. Artificial intelligence-enabled robots will assist teachers in the classroom and clear students' doubts. Instead of delivering the same content from textbooks, the goal of Eagle 2.0 is to assist teachers and do something for children.
Classes 7-9 are taught in Biology, Chemistry, Geography, History, and Physics by AI-enabled Eagle 2.0 humanoid robots dressed in formal female attire. It can take questions from students, ask them questions, and respond to the answers she receives. With AI in play, robots can respond to our students' questions and doubts after a lesson has been taught. Artificial intelligence (AI) and disruptive technologies are making their way into classrooms as humanoid robots to teach and interact with students.
According to one study, due to a lack of teachers in some areas, 9 to 16% of children under the age of 14 do not attend school. We have a solution for the teacher shortage with the help of a robot teacher that ca
n be deployed anywhere. However, in India, many schools lack the funds to purchase robots and implement AI technology. The robots require electricity, and the internet and electricity are expensive.
On average, a teacher spends 11 hours per week checking homework, etc. With the help of a robot, we can cut the time of other activities and let human teachers do what they are best at, like monitoring the students, etc., but only for monitoring, encouraging the student's strength & interest in the subject to consider a certain career path, we use human teachers.
In India, we mostly use robot teachers at the pre-school level, but at that age, only children should understand feelings, emotions, behaviour, and so on. The robot teachers don't have feelings, so they can't help you get over things or feel better, whereas human teachers can, and the robot wouldn't know what to do.
Only certain skills, such as learning a foreign or new language, will be taught by robots. However, they are unable to generate creative or innovative ideas for teaching the material in a novel manner. While technology can be an excellent tool for encouraging interactive learning and providing information that extends beyond the scope of the teacher's knowledge base.
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