Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) often have difficulties in social and interpersonal interactions. They are difficultly in understanding the intentions of others, which cause them into a socially isolated life. In recent years, robotic intervention has been proven to improve the social barriers in people with autism effectively. Thus, this research developed a cus-tomized robot according to the characteristics of ASD, which proposed to use in teaching and interactive practices for this population. The functions of this robot include the functions of facial expressions, head turning, left and both hands raised and lowered, fingers activities, body movement, and communication. Therefore, this study explores the difficulty of un-derstanding the intentions of others by engaging in robot intervention. The research method used a single subject - Multiple probe across subject design for four children with ASD en-gaged in robot intervention. It explored the impact and effectiveness of using robot inter-vention to individual with ASD, and observed them in the performance of understanding others’ intentions. The results showed that robot-intervention could effectively improve the understanding of others’ intentions and the social interaction skills for children with ASD. Additionally, the participants performed that they could accept the outfit of this robot and showed friendly interaction with this robot.