Casey Wimsatt is a software designer and entrepreneur dedicated to designing and building creative solutions to complex problems across a wide span of fields and industries. Casey has created gesture recognition engines for digital gloves, augmented reality simulations for military-grade see-through HMDs, and meta-data driven game engines. He has also designed and implemented large-scale, distributed enterprise systems. Casey designed and led the implementation of central components of a 40 million dollar Claims Automation system. The system's success led to an additional 200 million in contracted work for the prime contractor. Casey's health-related innovations include a pilot daily-living self assessment game for patients with schizophrenia, an integrated clinical trials management system used for the NDA of a multi-billion dollar drug, Ambien, and a patented “serious game” intervention,
FaceSay , for school aged children with an autism spectrum disorder. Designs are on the drawing board for a radical new social attention game for infants and toddlers at risk for an ASD diagnosis, a mixed reality patient physician interaction system, and more. If you need help generating creative designs or executing complex solutions, contact Casey at
Symbionica.com.
Autism Activities for Kids
When you first hear that a computer game or a video game is trying to teach someone about the social or emotional world, you can’t be blamed if your first thought is, “Are you kidding?” If you want to learn how to shoot a lot of monsters or jump over an onslaught of obstacles, sure,
