Of these, 21 had autism, 35 had ADHD, 63 had both conditions and 65 had neither and acted as the control group. Children took part in the CAMI video game for one minute and each were scored on ...

Scientists have created a new kind of test for autism, which relies on motion tracking technology that monitors a participant as they imitate movements shown in a video. The technology finds small ...

The video game tool was able to correctly distinguish children with autism vs. neurotypical children with a 80% success rate. CAMI also differentiated autism from ADHD with 70% accuracy.

A new one-minute video game is able to accurately and efficiently identify children with autism from those who have ADHD or are neurotypical. Developed by researchers at Kennedy Krieger Institute and ...

A new video game using motion-tracking technology is changing the way clinicians distinguish autism spectrum disorder (ASD) from attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and neurotypical ...

Not all games are for fun; some can be used as diagnostic tools for certain conditions. A new one-minute video game is able to accurately identify children with autism from those who have ADHD or ...

A new study announced yesterday in The British Journal of Psychiatry has suggested a one-minute video game could diagnose Autism and distinguish it from both ADHD and children who are neurotypical.

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Video game diagnoses autism in children The one-minute video game can distinguish neurologically normal children and children with ADHD from children with autism. (Image: Ole.CNX/Shutterstock.com) ...

Analysing their imitations has led the game to correctly identify children with autism at an 80% success rate. Even separating them from children with ADHD at a 70% success rate.