Supersonic Stick on the Wrist for Blind People
It is very rare that I use the title of the project as the title of the post, but this one is just too magically…
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Visually Impaired with Fine Hands
A new dimension of sightless awareness equipment. This is the “VIA” Visually Impaired Assistant, a pair of hand-centric devices to make the day of a…
This Is Not Braille Rubik
On two occasions we have showcased how to keep our blind friends entertained. It’s been Rubiks all this while, but if they crave something different…
GPS in a Hand Disk
This one’s for those of you who have low or no visibility with the eyes. Blind, sometimes people say. This is what’s known as the…
Color Rubik Cube For The Blind
The last Rubik Cube that we saw on Yanko Design had textures as tease for the visually challenged; this current iteration uses only Braille. Colors…
Project Bee Helps, Doesn’t Sting
Project Bee is a talking, interactive GPS enabled navigation assistant intended for the visually impaired but there’s no reason why sighted people couldn’t benefit from…
Keeping in Touch – Get it?
This project right here is called the “Squibble Portable Braille Interface” and it’s basically a text-message machine for the seeing-impared. Or if you’re able to…
Camera for the Blind
Well that’s just silly! Why would a person who has no sight take a photograph that’s only able to be experienced by a person with…
When Colors Speak For Kids
Feelor Touch the Color is a color pencil set that comes with a specialized character-form on the head. It’s intended as a teaching aid for…
Blind Phone with Fashion
So check it out. We’ve had several cells for the blind here at Yanko, and they’ve all been just lovely. This one, though, this one…
Ten Innovative Designs To Help The Sight Impaired
Off late we have seen a flood of designs which bring out ways to make life easier for the sight impaired. A few good examples…
Blind And Deaf Communication
I really never gave it a thought before this, but how will a blind and a deaf person communicate with each other? One can’t hear…