Braille reader

A braille reader, also called a braille display, is an electronic device that allows a blind person to read the text displayed on a computer monitor. The computer sends the text from specialized software to the output device, where it's converted to Braille and "displayed" by raising rounded pins through a flat surface.

Braille readers come in various forms, including large units (about the size of a computer keyboard) and smaller units, designed to work with laptops and tablet computers. There are also Braille reader apps for smartphones and tablets that work with a Bluetooth braille output device. The picture below is the Orbit Reader 20, an example of a braille reader.

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