Listening to Braille
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| Innovative technologies have made bumps on paper seem outdated. But are blind people losing more than they gain? |
A trend no one saw coming: Braille literacy on decline
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| New technology is making it easier for millions of blind Americans to read and write. But some say it's not necessarily a good thing. |
Listening to Braille
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| Innovative technologies have made bumps on paper seem outdated. But are blind people losing more than they gain? |
Deaf-blind communicator tested
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| Graham Hicks, who is deaf and blind, tests a system to link a braille machine to a mobile phone. |
Benevolent Tech: 10 Amazing Gadgets for the Blind
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| The loss of earthly sight is truly a tragedy. For every hardship and weakness, however, there is a group of inventors working to make life easier. Technology has given the blind new and creative tools with which to explore and experience this world– from braille cameras to watches that display time by touch. Here are ten of the best. |
Slashdot Technology Story | Prototype Vehicle For the Blind
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| At last, Braille on drive-up ATMs may finally be vindicated." |
Students use software to breed edible beetles
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| Students developed loads of weird and wonderful technology using Microsoft software at the company's Imagine Cup. All the projects were aimed at solving world problems in some bizarre ways including a system to help edible beetles breed and a machine that changes web pages into Braille... |
A touch-screen phone for the blind
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
| Touch-screen technology will now be available to the visually challenged thanks to an invention by Jussi Rantala of the University of Tampere in Finland and her colleagues. They have created have created a vibrating touch screen phone that can simulate Braille. |
Vibrating touchscreens may help read Braille
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
Posted by admin / Under Braille Technology
Finnish researchers found a way to make Braille readable on mobile devices like internet tablets or the iPhone. They used different-length pulses of varying intensity to signal raised or lowered Braille.
Loreal, Exhibition in Mumbai
Tuesday 16th of March 2010 09:54:09 PM
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| Loreal and Cite de Science, brings to Mumbai a fun and instructive Science Exhibition "Decoding the Hair" at Nehru Science Centre. The Exhibition spans Social Sciences, life sciences, material sciences, industry technology and research. It is designed for the India audience and presented in four languages - Hindi, Marathi, English and Eng. Braille. |



