Richard Margolin

Richard Margolin, deeply committed to special needs education and technological innovation, has made significant contributions in these fields. As the founder of RoboKind, co-founder of Sensory Health, and a board member at Bryan’s House, a non-profit for young children with special needs, his efforts are centered around creating transformative educational experiences.

In his role at RoboKind, Richard led the development of advanced robotics and AI, coupled with a specialized curriculum, now adopted in K-12 classrooms and special needs facilities globally. This initiative has been crucial in supporting the learning and achievement of students who previously faced educational barriers.

As a founding senior partner at Highwire Ventures, Richard brings his vast experience in technology and education to guide and support companies in developing innovative products and strategies.

In technology, Richard’s key contributions to robotics and AI at RoboKind and Hanson Robotics have been significant, focusing on integrating these technologies into practical applications to enhance learning and interaction.

Richard’s educational background in Engineering and Neuroscience, including his work on the Human Genome Project at the University of Texas Southwestern and his research in nanotechnology at the University of Texas at Dallas, underpins his multifaceted approach to problem-solving.

Driven by the transformative potential of education and technology, Richard Margolin’s career embodies a blend of innovation, leadership, and a commitment to creating tools and platforms that empower and enrich learning experiences 

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