The basic idea of how 3D-printed files ... blind from birth can receive tactile information at a faster rate compared to those with normal vision, making 3D print models and other tactile tools ...

Monash University inclusive technology researchers have developed new guidelines to create 3D printed educational and other accessible tools to support people who are blind or have low vision.

3D printing could be made more accessible thanks to a nifty touch-based display which is being developed by researchers from Stanford University. The idea is to allow blind and visually impaired ...

A new tool for the blind is nearly ready for mass production thanks to 3D printing research and development. The ABS-based Braille Doodle allows users to write in Braille through an array of ...

Researchers say 3D printing technology has helped revolutionise the way that blind and low-vision students ... Shared computer files and the ability to print a 3D model at the touch of a button ...

Spark contributor Veronica Simmonds looks into a new tool that uses 3D printing to bring old photographs to life for people who are blind. She also looks at software that uses sound to represent ...