ADORE project team members from the Faculty of Education and Rehabilitation Sciences presented poster entitled “Challenges of using humanoid robots in the assessment of autism spectrum disorder“ at the AUTISM 2014: Geneva Centre for Autism International Symposium that was held from October 22-24 in Toronto, Canada.
Maja Cepanec and Sanja Šimleša (with a broken leg!) presented a poster describing current challenges our group is facing in the development of a robot-based protocol for diagnosing autism in preschool children. The international symposium in Toronto had more than 1400 participants who presented ongoing research in the filed of the autism spectrum disorder and showed some examples of best clinical practices.