Braille PAD — tactile tablet (available for preorder) The innovative tactile Braille PAD is a real breakthrough in tactile access to any form of graphic images, geographiс maps, geometric figures and diagrams with an instant tactile displaying of photographs.

2022年3月10日 · Dot has taken a huge step forward with a smart braille device that not only allows for easy display of text, but tactile representations of imagery, potentially opening an entirely new layer for...

Learn and practice Braille! Explore ‘no fail’ examples and practice spaces for letters, numbers, some symbols, and sight words. Write and read words and complete sentences. Suitable for learners of all ages and skill levels, making Braille learning accessible to anyone.

When connected to your device, Dot Pad represents images as tactile graphics. Maps, graphs, photos, equations — Dot Pad unlocks a whole new world of content for the visually impaired.

At 4Blind booth we showcased our greatest solutions: tactile PAD which significantly expand opportunities for schools and universities, smart adapter for convenient devices charging and communicator for more independence of deaf-blind people.

The TouchPad Pro Foundation has developed the BrailleDoodle, a simple, high-quality device made with plastics, springs, and magnets. The devices focus on: tactile art, braille literacy, technology, and expanding inclusive opportunities.

Specifically designed for people who are blind and living with a visual impairment, our 20 and 40-cell refreshable braille displays allows for pairing screen readers and smartphones or simply use as a standalone device.

The TouchPad Pro® will bring to life the much-sought-after tactile display, offering both a full page of braille and multilevel, full-color illustrations. With an array of thousands of moving pins, the TouchPad Pro will be the true ‘iPad® for the Blind.’

The BrailleDoodle, created by The TouchPad Pro Foundation, is an innovative and affordable two-sided tablet designed to teach Braille and inspire tactile creativity. By using a magnetic stylus and small ball bearings, users can lift dots to form Braille characters or tactile graphics.

Introducing BraillePad: an affordable, customizable 3D printed tablet-like device for the visually impaired, revolutionizing learning with accessibility and solving manufacturing issues. A pioneer in self-learning for the visually impaired.