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Simple utility for people who want to learnenglish braille. The interface has been carefully designed toensure accessibility for users who might not be familiar withAndroid and who may also have some vision loss.- User-interface follows Action for Blind Peopleguidelines- Interactive tool helps you explore braille dots or translateexisting grade 1 braille- Translate words to braille (grade 1, uncontracted)- Includes TTS (text to speech)- Uncontracted (grade 1), SEB and UEB reference- Exercise/game: see how quickly you can translate 10 grade 1 wordsrandomly selected from a dictionary of 5000- List of characters, contractions, punctuation, and their brailledotsDedicated to Syd Smith and Chris Fisher, more info here:http://fiskur.eu/?p=127

Learn the Braille alphabet with this application. If you havesomeone visually impaired or with other visual dysfuntion in thefamily and want to learn the Braille alphabet now you can with thisapplication. Obviously you can not practice with mobile, it is notpossible, but you will learn all the theoretical Braille language.Our selected lessons and classes will help you understand thebraille with ease, and it is free. This application, BrailleAlphabet, is a beta pilot of the "Learn For Free" series version,which include applications for learning languages ​​like English,Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Arabic and Chinese,among others.

Aplicación que facilita el aprendizajedelBraile. Destinada a personas videntes como no videntes.Interfazsencilla y limpia que te permitirá introducir una palabramedianteescritura o voz, para posteriormente ser representadaenbraile.Applicationthatfacilitates learning Braille. Destined to sighted people andblind.simple and clean interface that lets you enter a word by deedorword, then are displayed in Braille.

Finds its counterpart in the desired expression of braille.

THE QUESTION THAT ARISES IS “HOW CAN AVISUALLYIMPAIRED PERSON USE A TOUCH PHONE?Modern Smartphones are now equipped with systems that can beusedto create an environment in which visually impaired peoplecanefficiently navigate and use a touch phone.‣This Android Braille Slate system makes use of theTACTILEFEEDBACK AKA VIBRATION and the AUDIO FEEDBACK A.K.A SOUND tocreatea user interface that requires no visual involvement tonavigatethrough and use efficiently.‣In the Braille slate the screen has 6 EVENLY SPACED DOTSwhichrepresent the 6 dots of an actual Braille cell.‣The raised dots in the Braille cell are displayed as solidwhitecircles which vibrate when touched and inform the user of thedotnumber through sound.Thereby simulating a real life experienceoftouching a raised Braille dot‣Dots which are not needed in a particular Braille letterarerepresented as circular outlines which simply inform the useraboutthe cell number (through sound) when touched.These dots donotvibrate therefore indicating that they are not required intheparticular Braille formation.WORKING OF THE APPLICATION -‣ON LAUNCH – The User Will Be apprised of the instructions onhowto navigate through the application through sound.A two Fingered swipe towards the left will start the applicationanddisplay the first letter AThe application will then speak out the letter and a few wordsthatbegin with that letter‣WORKING OF THE VIBRATING BRAILLE SYSTEM – When a Braillecelldot that is required in the formation of the particular letteristouched the phone will vibrate and notify the user the Cellnumberthrough sound.The user figure out which letter is beingdisplayedby dragging his finger to feel which dots are vibrating onthetouch-screen.If a dot that is not required in the formation is touched theuserwill just be notified of the dot number by sound and NOVIBRATIONwill occur.‣NAVIGATION THROUGH THE APP – A two finger swipe towards theleftwill then show the next letterA two finger swipe towards the right will take the user totheprevious letter.A two finger swipe from the top of the screen will replaytheinstructions for the application.A one finger swipe from the top of the screen will replay thenameof the letter and a few words that begin with that letterCREDITS -We Acknowledge the work of Professor Richard Ladner and histeamat The University of Washington in VibratingBrailleTechnology.

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