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Technology is entering classrooms in Seoul, South Korea.
Miniature robot "Alpha Mini" is supporting teachers of children aged 4 and 5.
The robots, which measure just 24.5 centimetres, are trained with many skills.
These include reading stories, teaching Kung Fu, dancing and singing songs.
In addition, Alpha Mini can do push-ups and respond to instructions.
Children can ask it to make farting sounds!
Seoul's government wants to develop children's use of artificial intelligence.
Alpha Mini is preparing them for an AI future.
Han Dong-seog leads a city childcare team.
The robots are being trialled in 300 nurseries and childcare centres in Seoul.
Alpha Mini is currently being used to help 4 to 6 year olds.
Additional training is planned to expand this to include 3 year olds.
However, there are no plans for Alpha Mini to take over from teachers, they're simply another tool.
