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Georgia Tech's BrailleTouch is a Braille writer for iPhone
Researchers from the School of Interactive Computing at Georgia Tech have developed a prototype iPhone app called BrailleTouch that should revolutionize texting and data entry for visually impaired iPhone users. The app places six keys -- three for each hand -- on the sides of the iPhone screen in landscape orientation. Individuals who are familiar with Braille (which uses a grid of six raised dots) can then form the letters by touching the screen and receive audio feedback to confirm that the desired letter has been typed. There are...
Skrevet av: TUAW - Tuesday, 21 February