Braille Labeler

Braille is a language system used by the blind to read and write. Braille characters are created within a "cell". The arrangement of up to six raised dots in a cell determines the letter, number or punctuation. The Braille Labeler is a low-tech, inexpensive assistive technology device that can be operated by both the blind and the sighted. The labels can be utilized for a variety of purposes, namely when teaching word/object association, and with the familiarization or introduction of a new environment. It is also an inexpensive way for businesses, schools and other public places to be accessible for the blind. Labelers run between $20-$50 and the labeling tape is $3-$5 for 3 rolls.