Riley Hospital in Indiana is seeking kids with autism to test a new eye tracker technology. The doctors leading the study believe that people with autism may not see what neurotypical people see. Eye Tracker is set up to display images that change from a blur of pixels into a face. The tracking portion captures what the child’s eyes spends the most time on. Is the child looking at the eyes in the image, the mouth, or the entire picture? The Eye Tracker study includes people with and without the diagnosis of autism. If you live in the area and want to participate, you can reach Riley Hospital at 317-948-9766.