About

This game is a research study out of Stanford University for parents of children between the ages of 3 and 12 years. Families who participate are helping researchers in the Wall Lab use machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyze behaviors expressed by children while interacting with family members via home video.

Choose between 25+ different decks and play this exciting charades game on your phone with your kids, and optionally, help contribute to autism research by sharing your videos with the research team.

In the Press

• Stanford researchers develop a smartphone app to simultaneously treat and track autism, March 06, 2019, Stanford News
• Autism app blends play, social learning and research, March 13, 2019, Stanford Medcine Scope

In Literature

• Guess What?, October 02, 2018, Journal of Healthcare Informatics Research 3, no. 1
• A Gamified Mobile System for Crowdsourcing Video for Autism Researchs, June 2018, IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics (ICHI)
• A Mobile Game for Automatic Emotion-Labeling of Images, March 8, 2019, IEEE Transactions on Games
• Labeling images with facial emotion and the potential for pediatric healthcare, July 2019, Artificial Intelligence in Medicine 98
• The Performance of Emotion Classifiers for Children With Parent-Reported Autism: Quantitative Feasibility Study, April 01, 2020
• A Mobile Game Platform for Improving Social Communication in Children with Autism: A Feasibility Study, October 12, 2021
• Improved Digital Therapy for Developmental Pediatrics Using Domain-Specific Artificial Intelligence: Machine Learning Study, April 08, 2022
• Classifying Autism From Crowdsourced Semistructured Speech Recordings: Machine Learning Model Comparison Study, April 14, 2022
• Machine learning models using mobile game play accurately classify children with autism, August 24, 2022
• Training and Profiling a Pediatric Facial Expression Classifier for Children on Mobile Devices: Machine Learning Study, March 21, 2023