DESKTOP TOUCH SPEAKER CLOCK for the Visually Impaired
While researching some sights that offer time pieces for the blind, I noticed that most used traditional dial clocks and watches with braille replacing standard numbers. But for our test I decided to use numbers because I don’t think most of the testers are not familiar with reading braille…
Featuring the Desktop Touch Clock with Speaker for the visually Impaired. This clock was designed for use in the workplace or home. The user can use their fingers on its surface accessing the large and easily identifiable buttons and time display. It can also be programmed using a few simple steps. Also, the user can record up to 10 memos and play previous or next memo at the touch of a button. The Touch Speaker CLock also comes in braille.
Here’s a link on reading braille:
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There’s also the TouchWatch wrist watch with sound and memo recording capabilities
Feeling the time.
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Vibration alarm. |
You can also listen to the time by placing the watch close the ear. This action triggers sensors that are embedded in the watch interrupting two sensor states. Sensors used: IR and accelerometer. |