Today is World Braille Day which is celebrated to honour the birth of Braille’s inventor, Louis Braille. Braille has brightened the lives of millions of people around the world who are blind or ...

2024 marks the 200th anniversary of the invention of the Braille code. Braille is a tactile code that uses symbols comprised ...

The iBill Currency Reader is a small, handheld device that reads all U.S. banknotes. The reader communicates the value of the banknote through a voice, pattern of tones, or pattern of vibrations. The ...

Have you ever heard someone remark about another person, saying, “They will never amount to anything?” or “They are not worth ...

Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer kanvas, the artistic incubator and immersive art space located at Al Khayat Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai’s newest ...

Louis Tomlinson ’s rarely-seen son Freddie was captured enjoying a day out with his family in a new TikTok. Louis' sisters Phoebe and Daisy Tomlinson shared a clip to the social media site as ...

New magical stories from Kate DiCamillo and two young adult novels about struggling teens, as well as wisdom about losing vision. It’s a good day for Minnesota books. “The Hotel Balzaar”: by Kate ...

Louis Rees-Zammit says he has not completely shut the door on a return to rugby one day but stressed he is fully committed to achieving his dream of playing in the NFL. The Welshman is nearly 10 ...

He shared what it was like learning Braille, and the lack of emphasis placed on it, he says. “Just like you would not forgo print with a sighted child, Braille should never be forgotten or ...

While braille has existed since the late 1800s, thanks to inventor Louis Braille, the Nemeth Braille Code has been officially around only since the 1950s. It was developed by Abraham Nemeth ...

We embrace diversity in literature because of people like Louis Braille and Helen Keller, who chose to push the boundaries of the norm. They taught us that everyone has the right to read and write ...

Loading YouTube content Dividing left and right hands into separate parts is also how a blind musician learns from a braille score, a musical system devised by Louis Braille two hundred years ago.