The observation of the games in children affected by autistic spectrum disorders is an important and widely used diagnostic method, which, at the state of the art, is conducted in a clinic with the direct observation of the specialist. This paper presents a prototype of a sensorized toy that can detect movements and orientation of the toy in real-time so to allow for an indirect observation of the young patients. This will open to new ways of performing such tests in a non-invasive way and in the own environments of the patient. The prototype is based on a low-power platform embedding accelerometers, magnetometer and gyroscope, and on a server that provides different views to the specialist in real-time.
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Lanini, M., Bondioli, M., Narzisi, A., Pelagatti, S., & Chessa, S. (2019). Sensorized toys to identify the early ‘Red Flags’ of autistic spectrum disorders in preschoolers. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 806, pp. 190–198). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01746-0_22
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