Sentence examples for digital braille from inspiring English sources
F. One project was the next stage in his work to help the blind read by digitizing virtually all reading materials, from digital audio books (formerly on tape) to digital Braille files that drove an electro-mechanical Braille reader (formerly Braille books), to iPad-based, listen-and-follow systems for dyslexic readers.
In high school, I finally read her books and marveled that she excelled in college before the Americans With Disabilities Act, before digital Braille and before, of course, the Internet.
The plan is to sell Canute for the price of an iPhone (under £800), which would make it 20 times cheaper than existing digital Braille devices.
Sixty-five words at a time, this tablet translates text from the Web and other digital sources into Braille so people who are blind or have low vision can more easily access anything from mindless jokes to e-books to political news.
Other companies donated and installed products specifically designed to help with sight and hearing: digital talking book players, Braille displays, Braille printers, bank note readers, portable computers for the blind and vibrating alarms.
The self-help course is offered in a written (large font), a digital, an audio and Braille version.
And now, like print with its tablets, Kindles and touch screens, braille has gone digital.
The National Federation of the Blind today dropped a lawsuit against America Online after the company agreed to make its software compatible with programs to convert digital information to speech or Braille.
Although they will not be considered here, we should note that texts written in Braille, tactile, interactive, and digital formats have also become much more widely available.
Producers of accessible materials, publishing software, and supporting technologies in specialized formats, such as Braille, audio or synthesized speech, and digital media.
What is needed is an app that would turn digital text on your device into electronic impulses in the shape of braille characters, transmitted by the screen of your iPad or other tablet, to be read by touch.
