Pamela Welles

Movia Robotics, Inc. is a collaborative robotics company founded in 2010 by Timothy D. Gifford. The company is based in Bristol, CT. The company builds systems and software to help people and robots work together. Movia Robotics' robot-assisted instruction (RAI) systems help children with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs to learn and grow through their unique robotic technology. The company's RAI systems have been delivered in schools, clinics, and homes, and their educational content is written by educators and therapists, aligning with the highest standards for special education curricula. The NAO robot, with fully articulating arms and legs, can deliver both educational and therapeutic content. The CEO is Jean-Pierre Bolat.

Movia Robotics, Inc. is a collaborative robotics company founded in 2010 by Timothy D. Gifford. The company is based in Bristol, CT. The company builds systems and software to help people and robots work together. Movia Robotics' robot-assisted instruction (RAI) systems help children with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs to learn and grow through their unique robotic technology. The company's RAI systems have been delivered in schools, clinics, and homes, and their educational content is written by educators and therapists, aligning with the highest standards for special education curricula. The NAO robot, with fully articulating arms and legs, can deliver both educational and therapeutic content. The CEO is Jean-Pierre Bolat.

Movia Robotics, Inc. is a collaborative robotics company founded in 2010 by Timothy D. Gifford. The company is based in Bristol, CT. The company builds systems and software to help people and robots work together. Movia Robotics' robot-assisted instruction (RAI) systems help children with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs to learn and grow through their unique robotic technology. The company's RAI systems have been delivered in schools, clinics, and homes, and their educational content is written by educators and therapists, aligning with the highest standards for special education curricula. The NAO robot, with fully articulating arms and legs, can deliver both educational and therapeutic content. The CEO is Jean-Pierre Bolat.

Movia Robotics, Inc. is a collaborative robotics company founded in 2010 by Timothy D. Gifford. The company is based in Bristol, CT. The company builds systems and software to help people and robots work together. Movia Robotics' robot-assisted instruction (RAI) systems help children with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs to learn and grow through their unique robotic technology. The company's RAI systems have been delivered in schools, clinics, and homes, and their educational content is written by educators and therapists, aligning with the highest standards for special education curricula. The NAO robot, with fully articulating arms and legs, can deliver both educational and therapeutic content. The CEO is Jean-Pierre Bolat.