LeapLearner uses coding to teach children to talk to robots
China-based edtech startup LeapLearner is set to help children between the ages of five and 12 embrace self-learning with a programme that uses the feedback loop and problem-solving nature of coding. The software blends with the youngsters' existing schoolwork, while the code being taught offers a basis for communication with both humans and robots. The platform is to launch in Shanghai before being rolled out across China and the Asia-Pacific region, with LeapLearner eyeing entering the Middle East and South America. The company has raised a seed round of $5m from early-stage investors including John Wu, a former CTO of Alibaba.

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