Think of it...Braille online!!

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, American Printing, and Duxbury Systems is trying to bring Braille online. Forsee documents translated in seconds, in Braille format. In-coming documents get translated into Braille.Documents going out become a word format that everyone blessed with vision sees. Folders, files and software can be manipulated by computer without any text. Files can be worked similar to a braille recorder. Stop, start, pause, rewind, fast forward, etc. Voice synthesizers and speakers for playback or readout.

Braille was invented by Louis Braille in the 1830's. This raised dot language is already used electronically via eBraille. US citizens are the only people who can use eBraille at this time. This will majorly impact all lives positively. If you want to help eBraille go global, e-mail the Library of Congress advocating/supporting this idea.