Haptic Reader Helps Blind People Reading Non-Braille Books

Haptic Reader is a concept device that features an innovative way of helping blind people on reading non-Braille books. This device incorporates a flat glass surface that converts the letters of a page into Braille characters and projects them on the flat surface of this device when the user places it on a book. Moreover, this device also helps those people who don’t know reading Braille characters through the embedded speaker. The device can scan the text and convert it into voice which is played via the speaker. The handy device is designed in a simple way and is very much convenient to use.

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haptic reader

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haptic reader

Designer : David Lee, Yuna Kim, and Hansub Lee

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marty whealn says: September 2, 2009

will marty be happy

    Huaja says: August 8, 2011

    dont think so. sorry

John Livingstone says: March 19, 2010

It would be of immense help if you can direct a layman as myself on how to purchase this product for the blind.

An uncle of mine is blind and i intend purchasing this product as gift for his birthday.

John

Kolais says: August 8, 2011

cool

Huaj says: August 8, 2011

thanks heaps i love you guys

rhian says: August 8, 2011

hahah i love this

Huaja says: August 8, 2011

becky loves adrian

Huaja says: August 8, 2011

no worries

rhian says: August 8, 2011

rhian loves daniel







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