•Acoustic packaging makes use of the synchrony between the visual and audio modality in order to detect temporal structure in actions that are demonstrated to children and robots [1]. •Support for action and language learning in robots •Acoustic packages form early units for further learning processes. • Feedback generation during tutoring. Figure: A test subject showing how to stack cups to an infant. System Overview •Modular and decoupled approach •Modules communicate through a central memory: the Active Memory [2]. • The Active Memory notifies components about event types they have subscribed to. •All modules are able to incrementally update their hypotheses based on the events they receive.

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