Which device could read braille?

Employees who are blind or visually impaired who read braille use a variety of accommodations to perform tasks efficiently and effectively in their work. Braille displays, which reproduce information from a specific device in braille in real time. read more

To read the text provided in a Braille display, we need only capture the input to the display device, which is usually the standard output of a computer. To read a Braille book in a traditional (manual) library, we need only borrow the same book in ordinary print. read more

The Read Read is a Braille learning device that, simply put, teaches blind and low vision people how to read Braille. The simplicity of its purpose belies the complexity of the technology behind this new device, which was meticulously conceptualized and created to provide blind and low vision people with unparalleled instruction in Braille skills. read more