A Kerala school has introduced Indias first AI teacher robot named Iris; aims to bring innovations in the field of education

The first AI teaching robot in India, called "Iris," has been launched in a school located in Kerala. Makerlabs Edutech has collaborated to build this robot. Through the provision of individualised learning opportunities for pupils, it seeks to introduce new ideas into the area of education. Thiruvanathpuram's KTCT Higher Secondary School is now home to the AI teacher. 

Iris, an AI teacher robot, was created as part of the Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) project, which was started by NITI Aayog. It has a number of capabilities that are intended to revolutionise conventional teaching techniques. The creator claims that this AI robot is equipped with an Intel chipset and a built-in voice assistant. It communicates with users and provides individualised learning experiences through an Android app interface. It has wheels and is made to talk and comprehend a variety of languages and difficult issues related to a wide range of disciplines. 

Breaking Boundaries in Education: announcing IRIS, India's first AI Teacher Robot! built on generative AI was the description for a video that the developer even uploaded to Instagram announcing Iris. 

Leading the way in innovation, Makerlabs Edutech is pleased to present IRIS, the AI Teacher Robot, which has the potential to completely change the way that education is provided. IRIS is a living example of our dedication to expanding the realm of the possible and giving rise to additional ground-breaking inventions in the future.