Braille printers are not new, but Ted Moallem's Braille-It Labeler intends to break away from the norm by offering what is called “sightless construction.” Recently paraded at 2011′s A Better World by Design conference, this is one compact device that enables the blind as well as visually impaired group to print out adhesive labels in Braille. This is made possible courtesy of a basic six-button design layout that will be compatible with all Braille alphabets.
Ubergizmo, Braille It Labeler for the blind
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