Chakraborty, 2017 - Google Patents
Low-cost reading tool for economically less-privileged visually-impaired people exploiting ink-based braille systemChakraborty, 2017
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People with visual impairment use Braille as a medium of textual representation having palpable dots. While the more privileged among us use OCR based text readers as preferential alternative, the lesser privileged ones are still bundling with conventional Braille …
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