S1E2_A Patient-Public-Information Questionnaire on Adaptive Wearable Appropriateness as an Autistic Accommodation

This document outlines a PhD pilot project focused on developing adaptive wearable interventions for individuals with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC).

The project aims to understand how sensory issues, anxiety, and distractibility impact autistic individuals' lives, particularly in school and work settings.

It details the methodology for a Participant Public Involvement (PPI) study, which will involve co-designing surveys and focus groups to gather first-person perspectives on these challenges. The ultimate goal is to inform the design of a prototype assistive technology that enhances quality of life and improves focus by mitigating disruptive stimuli, thereby supporting neurodiversity.