This thoughtful design addresses the independence sought by visually impaired persons who prefer or have to get around spaces with out assistance from others. The Raynes Rail is a handrail system that features Braille messages located on the rail’s inner face. In addition to the raised messages, audio information can also be accessed at strategic locations (a tool which sighted individuals will also appreciate).
Designer: Coco Raynes Associates
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Ah, brilliant!
well according to research only about 30% of visually impaired can actually read braille. contrary to the belief that all blind people can read some bumps.
Must have for:
Malls
Hospitals
Airports
Offices
Musuems.
Hotels.
Convt centers.
Arenas.
Colleges /Univs.
Labs
Govt bldgs.
A-Z.
Great Idea!!