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This tiny robot is called "Alpha Mini".
It's assisting teachers in classrooms in South Korea's capital city, Seoul.
The 24.5 centimetre tall robots are full of useful skills.
They help 4 and 5 year olds to dance and sing songs.
They read children stories.
They teach Kung Fu and push-ups.
Children can tell them to make silly noises.
Alpha Mini is an important educational tool.
It's helping children to understand artificial intelligence.
Han Dong-seog is from Seoul's city government's childcare team.
300 of Seoul's nurseries and childcare centres are trying Alpha Mini.
They're using it with children aged 4 to 6 years old.
There are plans to train the robots to work with 3 year olds too.
Alpha Minis won't replace teachers.
But they'll give them extra help.
