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Wednesday, September 22, 2004
Adaptive Equipment on New Inventors
ABC TV's New Inventors program has featured two inventions in recent weeks that may benefit people who are blind or vision impaired.
Audio Read is "a digital multicast system for the delivery and receipt of newspapers, books and other audio content, via a player in a secure file format, suitable for replay at any time."
Jot A Dot is "the blind person's equivalent of a notebook and pen. Roughly the size of a VHS, the Jot a Dot is a small plastic Braille typewriter made up of the six standard Braille keys." More information is also available on the Jot A Dot Web Site.
Audio Read is "a digital multicast system for the delivery and receipt of newspapers, books and other audio content, via a player in a secure file format, suitable for replay at any time."
Jot A Dot is "the blind person's equivalent of a notebook and pen. Roughly the size of a VHS, the Jot a Dot is a small plastic Braille typewriter made up of the six standard Braille keys." More information is also available on the Jot A Dot Web Site.
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