Using Big Data Analyze to Improvement of the Attention Ability of the Bone Conduction Headset in the Children with Autism

Children with autism have high sensitivity, so when they feel too much noise, they can't concentrate, and as time passes, they become isolated and autistic. High-sensitive pointers often present a self-protection behavior, perhaps by covering their hands with their own ears or by making a higher frequency noise, which is a way of comforting and stabilizing themselves when they are confronted with a strong disorder. It lowers the child's sensitivity to sound by conveying the voice directly through the body through bone conduction. By reducing sensitivity to the outside world and adj usting the interaction of sensory organs, this improves the ability of autistic children to focus less. In this paper, the comparison of auditory perception between bone conduction headphones and traditional headphones is further understood to understand whether the use of bone conduction is helpful to the improvement of the concentration of autistic children.