Emotional Based Smart Accessing and Controlling For Autism Spectrum Disordered People

Abstract

Autism (or) Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may be viewed as a neural developmental disability that can affect social interaction, language (or) behavioural skills of a person. Most autistic persons show symptoms of withdrawal from social interaction and a lack of emotional empathy towards others. This behaviour is usually attributed to their inability in understanding or expressing emotions. The underlying causes of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are still not well understood but an alarming number of persons are diagnosed with this disorder. Among the fundamental social impairments in the ASD are challenges appropriately recognizing and responding to nonverbal cues and communication. Several existing assistive devices mostly serve as remedial tool that provide a learning environment for autistic persons to learn about the norms of social behaviour. However this tool lacks the capability to operate in conjunction with real world scenarios. We propose a new intervention paradigm that act as a portable system called facial expression recognition system that recognizes Virtual Reality (VR) based facial expressions in a synchronous manner and also to break the dependency of an autistic person by enhancing expression based accessing and controlling process in this modern environment.