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Electronic Progressive Braille Learning Kit for Blind (Low Cost, All Languages and Multiline Braille Screen)

Published on December 2013 by Navinkumar Jadamali, Pravinkumar Jadamali, Kartik Shirsat, Ashwini Basavaradder
International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014
Foundation of Computer Science USA
ICDCIT2014 - Number 1
December 2013
Authors: Navinkumar Jadamali, Pravinkumar Jadamali, Kartik Shirsat, Ashwini Basavaradder
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Navinkumar Jadamali, Pravinkumar Jadamali, Kartik Shirsat, Ashwini Basavaradder . Electronic Progressive Braille Learning Kit for Blind (Low Cost, All Languages and Multiline Braille Screen). International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014. ICDCIT2014, 1 (December 2013), 37-41.

@article{
author = { Navinkumar Jadamali, Pravinkumar Jadamali, Kartik Shirsat, Ashwini Basavaradder },
title = { Electronic Progressive Braille Learning Kit for Blind (Low Cost, All Languages and Multiline Braille Screen) },
journal = { International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014 },
issue_date = { December 2013 },
volume = { ICDCIT2014 },
number = { 1 },
month = { December },
year = { 2013 },
issn = 0975-8887,
pages = { 37-41 },
numpages = 5,
url = { /proceedings/icdcit2014/number1/14665-1304/ },
publisher = {Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA},
address = {New York, USA}
}
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%1 International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014
%A Navinkumar Jadamali
%A Pravinkumar Jadamali
%A Kartik Shirsat
%A Ashwini Basavaradder
%T Electronic Progressive Braille Learning Kit for Blind (Low Cost, All Languages and Multiline Braille Screen)
%J International Conference on Distributed Computing and Internet Technology 2014
%@ 0975-8887
%V ICDCIT2014
%N 1
%P 37-41
%D 2013
%I International Journal of Computer Applications
Abstract

Learning the Braille script is not an easy task for Visually Impaired students. Visually Impaired students have to memorize/remember various patterns of keys of Braille matrix assigned for different letters/words/symbols in Braille script to read and write effectively. The electronic Braille kit is for helping them out with the more difficult stages of learning Braille to expand their knowledge and assistance in orientation and mobility. Braille Keypad, which can be used to help users learn Braille by tactile signals, and also hearing it read out to them. The keypad allows visually impaired users to enter Braille characters into the system easily for different use and works. The integration of physical activity and hearing can facilitate easy learning of Braille Script (all languages). It consists of a keypad same as Braille Cell which is based on the Braille matrix (3*2 matrixes) with two extra control keys. The user first listens to the instructions and gets the training from the kit, then enters the combination of keys in compliance with internationally accepted Braille matrix/script, the device in turn pronounces corresponding output of letter/word/symbols/contractions (flexible for all languages). Our project is an attempt to utilize technology to educate the visually impaired students.

References
  1. www. brailleworks. com/Resources/BrailleAlphabet. aspx
  2. www. fldeafblind. org/clcenter. html
  3. www. anugrahadrishtidaan. org/Blindness-Global-&-Indian-Scenario. htm
  4. www. acharya. gen. in:8080/disabilities/bh_brl. php
  5. www. thejeshgn. com/wiki/kannada/kannada-2/
  6. www. tactile-revolution. org/ask/where/projects/dsouza/
Index Terms

Computer Science
Information Sciences

Keywords

Braille Matrix Tactile Portable Multi-lingual Learning Aid Teacher Independent Hand Held Multi-line Braille Screen.