Abstract
To help autistic children promote Social Competence (SC) and connect to other people, the study designed a therapy toy that can react emotional response and provide haptic communication, in a comfortable and engaging way. Five children with autism were invited to play with the device focusing on the evaluation of interactions and behaviors. The results show significant relief of autism severity and improvements on the willing of expression.
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