**3.10 AR technology can help autistic children to realize a social interaction experience from multiple perspectives and senses**

With the application of AR technology, a person's transpositional thinking ability has been greatly improved. AR can simulate the facial expression of patients through self-reference (**Figure 5**) [46], Unlike the traditional training strategy, where autistic patients are asked to look into a mirror to guess, and learn about, emotional expressions, which is especially futile for them [69], AR technology can give correct facial expressions and superimpose them on the faces of autistic children [46]. The training methods listed above (**Figure 5**), whether they are looking at their own facial expressions in a mirror or imitating their own social actions, are collectively referred to as self-referential imitation, especially the visual reference of social cues (such as facial expressions, body movements, voice intonation, etc.). Whether viewed from their own first-person perspective, or from the perspective of others (a third-person perspective), it is a very special visual sensory experience for autistic children [46].

**Figure 5.**

*AR technology can achieve a self-face reference training strategy to solve the dilemma of autism in social skills training [46].*

*How to Use the Advantages of AR and VR Technique to Integrate Special Visual Training… DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.94587*
