New Samsung app aims to aid social development for children with autism

A new app released by Samsung aims to improve the lives of children suffering from autism by presenting a fun, smartphone or tablet-based developmental aid. Many who have the condition struggle to convey the simplest of emotions or form bonds with others, due to the behavioral development issues that prevent simple interactions such as eye contact. The app, known as Look At Me, is targeted at improving the quality of life for those growing up with autism by aiding in the development of basic social skills. .. Continue Reading New Samsung app aims to aid social development for children with autism

Section: Health and Wellbeing

Tags: Apps, Autism, Samsung, Seoul National University

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