Student-Developed Smart Glove Boosts Braille Accessibility and Literacy
BrailleWear — a wearable smart glove developed by two Cornell students — reads braille to assist visually impaired individuals.
Source: cornellsun.com
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BrailleWear — a wearable smart glove developed by two Cornell students — reads braille to assist visually impaired individuals.
It can be difficult for blind people to learn to read braille, as they don't have any way of seeing which character the dots that they're feeling represent. That's where the BrailleWear glove comes in, as it verbally tells them.