Trio of Ohio State alums work to revolutionize the accessibility of Braille displays
Three Ohio State alums are developing technology that could make Braille more accessible than ever.
Through their assistive technology company A Cubed Design, the trio is designing the Enigma Reader, a handheld Braille display that is slated to become the most easily obtainable product on the market, according to the company’s website.
According to the American Foundation for the Blind’s website, a Braille display is an external device that converts text — usually from a computer screen — to Braille via round-tipped pins raised through holes in a flat surface. Braille displays allow individuals with low vision, who would normally not be able to use a standard computer, to read text output.
Consisting of CEO and lead engineer Garrett Carder, Chief [...]