Stroke-aware writing practice
Looks at how a letter is formed, not only how it looks when finished.
A Lernexa Solution product
Meet ReadRight AI, a new approach to writing practice designed to help children build confidence, one stroke at a time.
Illustrative render and website animation. Not the ReadRight AI analysis engine.
Overview
To protect our work, this website describes what ReadRight AI is for and how it is used. It does not publish technical implementation details.
How it works
Stage 1
A child practises on a touchscreen with a stylus.
Stage 2
ReadRight AI examines aspects of the writing process.
Stage 3
Supportive feedback guides another attempt.
Stage 4
Teachers review progress and determine the next learning steps.
Features
Looks at how a letter is formed, not only how it looks when finished.
Guided activities for forming letters and numbers step by step.
Practice aimed at letters that children often confuse with one another.
English is the default language. Tamil and Hindi support is planned and not yet available.
Short, calm practice sessions designed to keep attention on the task.
Views intended to help teachers review practice and decide on next steps.
A compact device intended to be usable in classrooms and at home without constant connectivity.
Supported learning needs
ReadRight AI is being developed to support practice involving handwriting, similar-looking letters, number formation and related learning challenges.
ReadRight AI is intended as an educational support tool. It does not diagnose medical or developmental conditions.
The device
The device runs on a rechargeable battery. Contact us for detailed specifications.
Get involved
See ReadRight AI working and ask us anything about it.
Try ReadRight AI with the learners in your school.
Ask about getting ReadRight AI for your school or institution.