Braille Technology

Refreshable Braille Display
This is for students whose primary method of reading and obtaining information is through touch. A line of braille is displayed each time, and the user can navigate forward or backwards through the information. It can be a peripheral device connected to a regular computer via USB connection, or a standalone equipment like a PDA. It allows information to be entered either using a regular qwerty keyboard with touch typing, or a six-key entry like a Brailler.

Braille NoteTakers
Braille NoteTakers work similarly to laptops, except its input keyboard uses a six-key braille keyboard. NoteTakers allow the user to write emails, word documents, surf the internet, read a book and many more. The user can read a document in braille or listen to it using the speech option. Users can use the notetaker to plan their schedules linked to a Calendar.