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Abstract

Motivation – This paper describes a platform that can be used by therapists to easily create treatment programs for ASD patients based on robotic systems.\nResearch approach – Through extensive collaboration with treatment clinics, the needs and requirements of therapists are analysed and implemented in several design stages.\nDesign – The basis of the platform is a combination of the humanoid mobile robot NAO (Figure 1) with a visual programming environment TiViPE. The end-user qualities of TiViPE extended with learning by imitation programming techniques allows therapists to create\ntherapy programs without the need for extensive programming skills.\nTake away message – The successful introduction of autistic treatment programs involving robotics requires the ability of therapists to create and adapt the therapy to patient specific needs.