An Experimental Study of the Relationship Between Healing and Environmental Design Factor Characteristics of Children with Autism under Virtual Reality Technology

Abstract

The study explores the correlation between features of environmental design and healing in autistic children between the ages of 8-12 with an ABC score of 53 or higher. Sensory experiments were conducted through virtual technology. The investigation has demonstrated that the green color of the environmental design factor was more effective in promoting healing. A white light source provided comfort across various design factors of the lighting environment. Considering the link between healing properties observed in autistic children and the attributes of environmental design, we developed a healing model of visual perception scenes. This model serves as a foundation for the investigation of suitable healing spaces for individuals with autism.