MySensory: a Novel Solution for Sound Hyper-Reactivity in Autism

Figure 1: A storyboard showing MySensory in use.An autistic user wears the earpiece in a busy environment and receives a notification from their phone alerting them that the environment may be overwhelming for them, allowing them to take preventative action by putting on noise canceling headphones.

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2025-07-05
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3715668.3736366
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Autism Spectrum Disorder Research
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MySensory: a Novel Solution for Sound Hyper-Reactivity in Autism

Merlin Angel Kelly, Youngjun Cho, Olly R Player
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MySensory: a Novel Solution for Sound Hyper-Reactivity in Autism

Merlin Angel Kelly, Youngjun Cho, Olly R Player
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Figure 1: A storyboard showing MySensory in use.An autistic user wears the earpiece in a busy environment and receives a notification from their phone alerting them that the environment may be overwhelming for them, allowing them to take preventative action by putting on noise canceling headphones.

University College London (GB)
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Autism Spectrum Disorder Research
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