The exhibit will feature photos taken of Reading in the 1970s ... The commemoration honors the Jan. 4, 1809, birthday of Louis Braille, inventor of the writing system that uses raised dots to ...

The post by "JapanGov" revealed that the Braille newspaper has been published in Japan for over a century, and included photos of the first issue in 1922. Jan. 4 is Louis Braille's birthday and ...

Elsewhere in the episode, Cherry Healey visits an optician to understand how our eyes read the text of a book and historian, Ruth Goodman, discovers the tale of a young boy called Louis Braille ...

Image caption, The 'Hardback Books' episode ... discovers the tale of a young boy called Louis Braille who helped to transform the lives of people with sight loss. The episode is due to be ...

Braille (named after its inventor in 19th century France, Louis Braille) is used by blind and partially sighted people to read the same books and periodicals as those printed in a visual font.

That’s quickly changing thanks to clever new technology that some are hailing as “braille for sports.” It’s a tablet that offers haptic feedback to the user, allowing them to track players ...

Morrisons has introduced braille menus to all its cafes as a way to improve the experience for visually impaired customers The move follows the supermarket listening to customers who require ...

Morrisons has introduced braille menus to all its cafes as a way to improve the experience for visually impaired customers The move follows the supermarket listening to customers who require visual ...

The Braille alphabet was invented in 1829 for the reading and writing of visually impaired people. It was named after its French inventor, Louis Braille, who lost his sight at the age of three.