Do you or someone you know struggle to read print materials such as books or magazines due to visual or physical limitations? Perhaps the text is too small, the item ...

While refreshable braille displays—which link to phones and computers and convert text to braille—remain expensive, the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS) will ...

Refreshable braille displays have existed for many years, but they’ve been plagued by high costs, low durability and slow refresh rates. Dot’s new mechanism allowed for closely placed, ...

Refreshable braille displays can be expensive — from $3,500 to around $15,000 — but are valuable for deaf and blind users who can't hear text-to-speech screen readers.

The Orbit Reader Q40 Refreshable 40-cell Braille Display with an integrated QWERTY keyboard. The Orbit Reader Q20 Refreshable 20-cell Braille Display with an integrated QWERTY keyboard. The all-in ...

Their invention, dotFlow, is a single-celled refreshable braille display designed to make the learning process more accessible and cost-efficient. “A video I saw showed someone really happy to receive ...

The devices can cost around $3,000 to $5,000. But through the Nebraska Library Commission's Talking Book and Braille Service, library patrons can get the refreshable braille e-readers for free.

Government needs to help with Refreshable Braille Display, says expert The Xavier’s Resource Center for the Visually Challenged was started in 2003 as an effort to ensure an inclusive ...

Video: Tech I Can't Live Without: Mantis Q40 Braille display. Video shows close-up shots of the Mantis Q40 device. It's a standard QWERTY keyboard with a line of refreshable Braille cells at the ...

At an Amazon office, Joshua Miele works on the computer at his desk and uses a refreshable braille display. Credit: Meg Coyle / Amazon Joshua Miele has spent his career trying to make the world more ...