Table 16.

Sample of commercial products in the form of robots.

	Product	Reference	Description	Price
11	Nuka	[114]	With the appearance of a stuffed seal, it offers companionship and assistance to people with special needs. It can replace animal therapies as it is designed to interact with humans.	4500 €
12	Leka	[115]	Includes visual and auditory support in the form of conversation, music, lights, and colors; it can move. It integrates different game modes.	650 €
13	NAO	[116]	Facilitates therapy for children with neurodevelopmental disorders. This anthropomorphic robot is used as a tool to generate human-robot interactions in children with ASD.	8000–21,000 €
14	Kaspar	[117]	Social robot the size of a child that helps children with autism improve their ability to interact. It is capable of performing basic movements and expressions.	2000 €
15	QTRobot	[118]	Expressive social robot for parents of children with autism for at-home education and teaching social, emotional, and communication skills.	2065 €+ Software (148 €/month)
16	Pepper	[119]	It is able to recognize faces and basic human emotions. Engages with people through conversation and a touch screen.	13,000–13,500 €
17	Keepon	[120]	Toy version of Keepon Pro, developed in partnership with UK-based Wow! Stuff. In its touch mode, it responds to pokes, pats, and tickles with a wide variety of emotional movements and sounds. In its dance mode, it hears the beat of music or clapping and dances in synchronized rhythm.	40 €