braille code
Raised dot system
Braille code is a system of raised dots that blind and visually impaired people read by touch.
Each character consists of up to six dots arranged in a two-by-three grid, representing letters, numbers, and punctuation.
Different braille codes exist for music, mathematics, and various languages.
She learned braille code as a child and reads as fluently as sighted people read print.
- alphabetLanguage's letter system
- readComprehend written language
- feelPerceive by touch
- assistive technologyDisability-compensating devices and software
- accessible formatMaterial adapted for disabilities
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braille codeprint
Transfer text to paper
Roman alphabet · Latin script · ink print · typography · handwriting
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Visual-gestural communication system
American Sign Language · ASL · lip reading · closed captions · subtitles
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