Braille E-Book for Visually Challenged People

Braille E-book is a conceptual design of a digital and portable e-book reader, developed by Korean industrial designers. This is quite certain that by seeing the design, everyone will admire that this gadget is really necessary for reading e-books. However, e-books of Braille compatible version are not much available in the market because of the higher price. EAP is the mother technology that can develop special patterns on the plastic surface by raising those elements with an electronic signal. This unique technology used by Braille E-Book can translate the content into Braille.

braille e-book reader

braille e-book reader

braille e-book reader

Designer : Seon-Keun Park, Byung-Min Woo, Sun-Hye Woo, and Jin-Sun Park

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Alice Shapiro says: June 22, 2009

At a poetry reading yesterday a blind woman suggested I translate my book into braille. My publisher has my book available as an e-book as well as a print version. How might I get my book offered to the blind with your equipment?

Thank you.

Allan Madsen says: August 7, 2009

Nice design! I'm very interested in that EAP technology that you are referring to, as I am deeloping a similar product, that guides blind people. Where can I require more information about this? Thank you

mihaela says: December 1, 2011

where i can buy braille e book?







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