Autism Spectrum Disorder: An AI and Tech Perspective

This report delves into the complexities of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), examining its prevalence, particularly in regions like the UK, US, and India, and its impact on individuals and their families. It highlights the role of AI and technology, including smartphones, computers, and augmented reality, in addressing communication and social challenges faced by autistic children. The report discusses the development of platforms and applications designed to facilitate communication and self-expression, while also addressing the limitations of fragmented approaches. It emphasizes the potential of augmented reality frameworks to enhance creative play and provide new ways for autistic children to interact with their environment. The report aims to provide an overview of the current state of research and technological advancements in the field of ASD, with a focus on improving the lives of individuals on the autism spectrum.

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Acknowledgement
I would like to give a special thanks to my professor for providing me this golden opportunity
to work on this wonderful project on the topic of Autism Spectrum Disorder. This topic
has helped me to understand the area of the research due to which I came to know about
many new things and I really appreciate this.
Abstract
The main aim of this report is to discuss about the issue regarding Autism Spectrum
Disorder. It has been seen that this mental disorder is listed in major parts
of the world including US, UK and India. To mitigate this type of disorder a
wide range of smartphone, computers and artificial intelligence has been
used. This technologies has helped the population to cope up with the
socialization and the communication needs. Many application regarding
this technology has been developed specialising commination capabilities
of the autistic children. This dissertation project has given a proposal for
developing a platform that included a web admin panel and an android
mobile application together which helped the non-verbal autistic children
in the communication process and it has helped them to express
themselves. Different intervention in this case have been emerged for
improving the life of the peoples spectrum from autism. The main problem
has been assessed in this case is that the implemented fragmented
approach is not suitable for the autistic child. The augmented reality
framework have the capability of poking the kids autism toward increment
in creative play. This framework will give the child an opportunity to view
themselves on the PC screen like the mirrors.