CognitiveBotics introduces an AI-driven e-learning platform to assist children with autism, to provide tailored therapy and to expand internationally.

CognitiveBotics, a Hyderabad-based AI-based e-learning company, is revolutionizing the care of autism by inventing a new Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) e-learning solution based on AI. The start-up is founded by Udaya Dintyala, a former corporate employee who quit his job to help his autistic son; he wants to make the therapy more accessible and interactive.

The platform employs AI video, animations, and chatbots, thus offering individualized evidence-based early interventions to ASD children. This e-learning tool will provide the tools necessary for parents and therapists to provide consistent support and monitor progress.

The National Institute of Empowerment of Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (NIEPID) recently authorized the platform, which has helped more than 200 children in Dubai since its introduction under the name ENAR. CognitiveBotics is currently developing a cost-friendly version of India with the idea to work with the 700 centers of NIEPID in order to grow its activities.

The e-learning program is also recognized at a global level, with a pilot program underway with the NHS of the UK and the support of the UK-India Health-Tech Accelerator 2025. CognitiveBotics is working on the solutions of ADHD, speech delay, and other neurodiverse disorders as well and hopes to develop digital therapy solutions at scale on a global scale.

This change highlights the increasing nature of e-learning in the healthcare sector, which is filling the gaps and bringing hope to neurodifferent children and their families.