Rosalind W. Picard, Matthew Goodwin

Abstract

Measurement and treatment for people on the autism spectrum does not have to be limited by these classic ways of conducting research: it can be dramatically improved with new and forthcoming technologies, if researchers shape them for such improvements. In this article, we present a small set of scenarios from a large space of possibilities, and discuss opportunities that arise in moving toward a future of effective technology-mediated personalized treatment and treatment-guided research