Over the past few years mobile apps have helped people with different kinds of diseases. Moblie apps and games help kids learn communications skills, while virtual reality can teach them to cope in different social skills, Tech Crunch reports.

For instance, Samsung company has recently released Look At Me, and Android app that can help kids with autism diagnoses maintain eye contact better, which is a very common problem.  Though the number of people having this problem, increases, studies in this field are not so many.

Look At Me was developed by doctors and professors from Seoul National University Bundag Hospital and Yonsei University Department of Psychology.

The app uses photos, facial recognition tech, and a series of games to help kids read emotions and communicate with other people. The team behind Look At Me conducted a clinical trial with 20 children for eight weeks, and claim that 60 percent of kids tested showed improvement in making eye contact.