Results
The main scientific, methodological and technological results of the ATLog project – publications, ethical documents, protocols, resources and practical applications of assistive technologies in speech and language therapy.
Project in Numbers
The developed methodology integrates socially assistive robots, virtual reality, 360° environments, conversational AI and speech analysis into a unified therapeutic environment.
Results and Documents
Quick access to the main project results.
Publications
Scientific publications produced within the project, arranged by year.
Open →Ethical Code
Practical principles for developers and speech and language therapists working with assistive technologies and conversational AI.
Open →Ethical Framework
Principles for the safe, transparent and responsible use of SAR, VR/AR, conversational AI and speech analysis.
Open →VR Safety Protocol
Contraindications, safety rules and informed consent requirements for work with VR.
Open →Downloadable Resources
Scientific and practical resources developed within the project.
Open →Downloadable Resources
Scientific and practical resources developed within the project.
Within the ATLog project, the following resources were designed and developed: a platform with an ergonomic interface for integrating and creating interactive scenarios by speech and language therapists using the social robots NAO and/or Furhat, as well as the ATLog VR Game Hub, which includes six interactive VR games.
These resources are available free of charge upon request to specialised institutions providing speech and language therapy services for children. If interested, please contact us at one of the following email addresses:
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Key Scientific and Technological Results
Interactive speech and language therapy scenarios and micro-skills developed for Nao, Furhat, Emo and other robotic systems.
A new socially assistive robot designed and developed for speech and language therapy interventions.
Interactive games and virtual tours adapted to everyday activities and therapeutic goals.
An open platform with an ergonomic interface for integrating multiple assistive technologies.
Integrated AI-based components for generating and understanding speech and text scenarios.
Eye tracking, phonetic-linguistic analysis and assessment of behaviour and outcomes.
Results in Action
Examples of the developed technologies, scenarios and experimental activities.
Final Hybrid International Scientific Seminar
On 29 October 2026, the project results are presented through scientific talks and demonstrations of ATLog, socially assistive robots, VR/360° scenarios, Tobii eye tracking and telepractice.
