Emotive Computing Platform
What We Do and Why
"..emotional processes are required for the skills and knowledge acquired in school to transfer to novel situations and to real life." (Immordino-Yang and Damasio, 2007)
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Our mission is to empower neurodiverse learners by giving them tools to improve the identification and communication of emotions in simulated settings that can be applied to real-life situations, such when interviewing, requesting assistance, setting boundaries, doing presentations, and collaborating with team members.
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We design and create custom software for mobile and web clients using Swift, Python, Lua, Unreal Blueprints, and AWS and Azure cloud services. We specialize in creating apps and games to help with emotion identification and regulation skills.
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Our vision is to improve the relationship between neurodivergent learners, their loved ones, and their peers by giving them tools they can use to identify and communicate their emotions and preferences during stressful situations and difficult conversations. We believe that improving emotion identification and regulation skills will have a positive impact on the individual and their relationships, by:
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Improving one's self-awareness, self-confidence, self-esteem, and motivation
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Improving one's focus and attention
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Enabling and supporting cognitive flexibility
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Recognizing and learning how to set boundaries
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App Gallery
My Emotions! App



The Apprentice Blacksmith Story (RenPy)
Read my blog post about this story
Available on https://eolimpiew.itch.io/the-apprentice​​​

The Apprentice Blacksmith (Roblox)
In Development​​​

The Apprentice Blacksmith (Unreal Engine)
In Development​​​

We create custom software for individual needs and in support of grants by government agencies, schools, and companies.
Please see this capability statement for more information.​


Contact: Erika M. Olimpiew, Ph.D (She/Hers/Her)
Email:Â Â Â erika.olimpiew@emotiveplatform.com
Address: 205 Van Buren Ct, Suite 120
        Herndon, VA, 20170
Phone:Â Â 571-528-0269Â