Latha Valluripalli Soorya & Erica Crawford: Smart Glasses in Autism Evaluation

<p>Families who suspect autism can wait up to two years for an evaluation. Dr. Latha Valluripalli Soorya, a clinical psychologist at Rush University Medical Center and co-founder of Argus Cognitive, and Dr. Erica Crawford, Clinical Director at Autism Testing 4 Kids in Dallas–Fort Worth, join Steve Labkoff and Leon Rozenblit to discuss Neurora: smart glasses a clinician wears during a standard autism assessment, with software that measures a child&#39;s gaze, facial movement and speech. AT4K was a reimbursed site in its FDA study. They cover what the clinician gets back, the hard cases where the data helps, what the published study does and doesn&#39;t show, and why the biggest time savings so far came from report writing.</p>