Abstract
People on the autism spectrum also use picture or picture cards to assist them with day-to-day activities As a result, they have optical significance. Whether or not, people with ASD have improved visual skills, visual processing is still unclear. And participants with ASD performed worse on a challenge where every second visual objective had to be located visually. Neither of these kinds of visual memory demonstrated major class distinctions. For more detail, additional research, visual, sluggish, or static support may be helpful for those who have the diagnosis of Autism Spectrum. Presenting inputs to students in a quick, distracting fashion isn't helpful. In contrast, people with ASD performed well in all memory measures except spatial recognition Thus, our analysis could result in ever more actively helping people with visual impairments. Individuals with autism are also known to be better at processing visual expression. Recalling has proven to be short in vision but In this study, memory difficulty can be related to memorization time Individuals with ASD doing poorly on visual recall likely to be discovered To comprehend, those with low central co-occurring LD would be enhanced (Funabiki & Shiwa, 2018). Also, with regard to this subject, it can be clearly shown that only the visual working memory is looked at in the test. Various findings show that autism spectrum disorder not only triggers problems of the sensory job memory but also the biochemical areas of the brain, including a temporal sulcus that interrupts the memory (Blair, 2002). Several working memory models have been identified: diffuse concentration, inhibitory management, ability, information updating, retention control, and restrictions, and episodic buffer use of various forms of working memory tasks (such as the Sternberg challenge, Corsi block-tapping, and WMS), it has become difficult, if not impossible, to arrive at a generally accepted conclusion from working memory tasks alone because there is a great diversity among the measures of working memory fMRI, and NIRS (fNIRS). The working memory is considered fundamental to the human cognitive functions, and processes. Working memory also affects other systems.