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Use special software and glasses and help promote social behaviors in autistic children

Use special software and glasses and help promote social behaviors in autistic children

Use special software and glasses and help promote social behaviors in autistic children

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Use special software and glasses and help promote social behaviors in autistic children

10 Nov 2019
Recognizing emotions by people with autism is considered to be the biggest challenge in their treatment.
 
Therefore, researchers at Stanford University in the United States use special software for autistic patients to be able to detect and classify emotions.
 
This software is able to analyze facial expressions by connecting to special glasses and immediately notifies the user about it after detecting facial expressions.
 
The main purpose of making these glasses is to increase the self-confidence of people with autism in social interactions.
 
Autism glasses can teach children to understand what the facial expressions mean to them, and by doing so, they become more involved in social interactions.
 
These glasses are specially designed by Google and the software that connects to these glasses is able to recognize emotions such as happiness, sadness and excitement in people's faces.
 
It is possible for families to pay for "autism glasses" and to promote their children's social behaviors at home.
The next step for American researchers is to develop software that uses large amounts of data to treat autism.

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