Google Glass could help children with autism socialize with others
The high-tech accessory is teaching kids to read facial expressions, a pilot trial suggests
SAVVY SPECS Alex, who has autism spectrum disorder, speaks to his mother while using a new Google Glass app that helps him read facial expressions.
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Google Glass may have failed as a high-tech fashion trend, but it’s showing promise as a tool to help children with autism better navigate social situations.