The Evolution of Braille Services in the Digital Age

Introduction  Developed in the early 1800s by a visionary blind teacher named Louis Braille, the Braille system is a revolutionary tactile phonetic alphabet system. It was first introduced in 1860 at the Blind’s School of Missouri and gradually solidified its status as a primary medium for literacy for visually impaired individuals. This marked the invention of braille as a crucial milestone. The impact of braille is not only limited to the books but it serves as a transformative force that helps to incorporate independence into education and bring the joy of reading to a huge population that is challenged visually. This system increases accessibility and significantly alters the lives of blind people. In this blog post, we will explore the evolution of braille services in the digital age. Let's start.  Evolution of Braille Services  While the invention of braille was groundbreaking, it faced some challenges of its own set. In the initial stages, the production cost was high, and