Five-month-old volunteer wired up for autism experiment to see how children learn from others

dailymail: It may not be the most stylish outfit for a five month old boy, but Ricky Kimber is taking part in a unique experiment that could help stop how autism develops.
The measurements taken from the sensor filled cap will tell scientists how babies learn from seeing other people do things. (Hi-tech)

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