There are lots
of benefits of using a Smartphone in the present world. However, the technology
has not yet reached everyone. Especially the visually impaired or blind peoples
are completely deprived of all the benefits of a Smartphone.
A group of
researchers from India has brought good news for visually impaired persons.
They have taken the initiative to create a Braille Smartphone for the blind. Some
Smartphone now have some applications facility for visual impairments. But
researchers are planning to make a more effective Braille Smartphone.
How it
will works?
This Smartphone
screen will be use the 'Safe Memory Alloy' technology. It can create
touch-sensitive signals (dots) on certain phone displays. In this case when a
message or an e-mail will appear on the Smartphone, there will be a dotted
Braille-shaped letter on the display. Visually impaired people can decipher by
touching those letters on the Smartphone screen.
Sumit
Dugar is leading the research on the Braille Smartphone technology. Recently in
an interview published in the Times of India, he said that the world's first
Braille Smartphone will behave like a companion, it will not just a cell phone.
He has
been working with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Delhi to create a
Braille Smartphone model. The research is underway at LV Prasad Eye Institute in
Hyderabad. Researchers are optimistic that the Braille Smartphone will be
marketed by the end of 2013 and the estimated price will be US$ 185.
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