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Classrooms in Seoul, South Korea have a new arrival: the world's most petite teaching assistants.
The miniature robots, called "Alpha Mini", stand just 24.5 centimetres high.
They possess a whole variety of skills, from dancing, leading singalongs and reading stories to teaching Kung Fu moves and doing push-ups.
Although, for 4 and 5 year olds, perhaps Alpha Mini's best talent is its ability to fart on command during break times.
Behind the fun lies a very serious intention, which is to help children become familiar with AI, or artificial intelligence.
Han Dong-seog leads a team in Seoul's Childcare Division.
The initial trial is taking place across 300 Seoul nurseries and childcare centres.
At present, Alpha Mini forms part of the daily schedule for children aged 4 to 6, although the authorities intend to extend Alpha Mini's teaching abilities to 3 year olds.
But in spite of the success of Alpha Mini, there are no plans for them to replace teachers.
