Brain Routing: How AI Learns From the Mind
Using neuroscience to personalize focus, learning, and emotional growth.
The Idea
Every brain routes attention differently — and yet, most learning systems treat children the same. SlateMate's "Brain Routing" model changes that. Inspired by neuroscience, it analyzes how children shift focus, handle emotion, and retain information — then adjusts the learning rhythm accordingly.
How It Works
Our AI doesn't just track what a child watches; it tracks how they engage. Is the child curious, distracted, or anxious? By mapping focus cycles and response times, eRaksha can suggest when to study, when to pause, and when to recharge.
The Science
Studies show that children learn best in bursts of 25–30 minutes, followed by reflective rest. Our model mirrors this — dynamically shaping the digital environment to match cognitive stamina. Think of it as an adaptive coach for the brain's natural tempo.
Impact Beyond Learning
Brain Routing also powers eRaksha's emotional guidance. If the AI detects frustration during tasks, it shifts tone — from instructive to supportive — making learning feel human again.
Why It Matters
This is how we make AI feel less artificial. By aligning algorithms with biology, SlateMate turns digital time into mental growth time.