Braille stapler, the six-button device makes Braille writing portable
Posted By: Priyanka Ohri | Aug 16 2010
Yes, portable writing. As, this Braille stapler is a small six-button device in comparison to that hefty board and writer. This means that no matter where the user goes, the stapler goes with the user, letting him/her take the Braille notes wherever and whenever they want. Capable of resting in pocket until the user wants, the device has a space button and functions tab, so that the size of the Braille can be controlled. Designed by Dongwon Jang, Mihyang Park & Jungmin Bae, the Braille stapler gives true freedom in communicating to the blind.
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Via: Yanko Design
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