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Professor Alexiei Dingli, the current Mayor of Valletta and Senior Lecturer of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Malta, is part of a team who've been working on a virtual reality app.
But not just any app: this app lets people puts you in the shoes of a child with autism. Once you put in the VR lenses, you are transported to a school setting and literally see and sense the world through the eyes of a child with autism.
Now, people can live the experience that an autistic child lives through everyday.
The team behind this groundbreaking technology, which also includes Dr. Vanessa Camilleri, a lecturer at the Department of AI, as well as Mr. Fouad Haddud, a student specialising in AI, wanted to overcome a specific problem they saw in people living or working with people with autism.
Valletta Mayor Is Presenting Groundbreaking Autism VR At Stanford University And Google X - Lovin Malta
That's interesting and I bet that is going to be useful.
But not just any app: this app lets people puts you in the shoes of a child with autism. Once you put in the VR lenses, you are transported to a school setting and literally see and sense the world through the eyes of a child with autism.
Now, people can live the experience that an autistic child lives through everyday.
The team behind this groundbreaking technology, which also includes Dr. Vanessa Camilleri, a lecturer at the Department of AI, as well as Mr. Fouad Haddud, a student specialising in AI, wanted to overcome a specific problem they saw in people living or working with people with autism.
Valletta Mayor Is Presenting Groundbreaking Autism VR At Stanford University And Google X - Lovin Malta
That's interesting and I bet that is going to be useful.