A U.S. government standards body is close to unveiling an e-book reader for the blind that transforms electronic text into braille. The reader will be demonstrated next week at the National ...

MacDonald believes that electronic braille is “the future” and has embraced it since he joined NBP in 2008, when many were saying that “braille is like Latin—a dead language.” (In fact ...

Print-on-demand Braille cookbooks are now available from an arm of the Library of Congress, and hundreds of cooks are taking advantage of it.

The newest and fanciest braille reader yet is the Monarch, ... to create a new electronic braille standard, called the eBRF,” explained an APH representative in an email.

Could a $50 electronic braille device truly become the latest and greatest technology for reading? Suppose a high school student with creativity and a desire to help others can build a working ...

But many of those students don’t have braille readers at home to help them. ... (and correct mistakes) using Polly’s electronic braille slate and stylus—the world’s first. Buy Now: Polly.

By this past summer, Sherry Gomes had received in the mail a book of Portuguese recipes and Le Cordon Bleu’s “Classic French Cookbook.” A book of air-fryer recipes was en route, w… ...

Electronic Braille can be read by a tactile display - a device connected to the computer with a series of pins that are raised or lowered to represent the Braille characters - or sent to a Braille ...

Braille has been used to represent more than 50 world languages, as well as math and scientific figures and musical notation. (The tactile writing system was created in France in 1829, building ...