Stanford Researchers Treat Autism with Google Glass
From: TechCrunch - 10/19/2015

Catalin Voss and Nick Haber at Stanford are pairing face-tracking technology
with machine learning to build at-home treatments for autism. The Autism
Glass Project, a part of the Wall Lab in the Stanford School of Medicine.

The software uses machine learning for feature extraction, to detect what
Voss calls 'action units' from faces.

Using images to translate emotions for children is only the first hurdle to
cross, though. The bigger issue the team faced was ensuring the device’s use
led to measurable learning when the children were no longer on the device.

Read the entire article at:
http://techcrunch.com/2015/10/19/stanford-researchers-treat-autism-with-google-glass

Links:
Autism Glass Project
http://autismglass.stanford.edu

Demo video
http://autismglass.stanford.edu/assets/glass_demo_1.mp4

Related - book:
Trueman Bradley - Aspie Detective (with Asperger's Syndrome)
http://www.jkp.com/trueman-bradley-aspie-detective.html