Touch Sight is a revolutionary digital camera designed for visually impaired people. Simple features make it easy to use, including a unique feature which records sound for three seconds after pressing the shutter button. The user can then use the sound as reference when reviewing and managing the photos. Touch Sight does not have an LCD but instead has a lightweight, flexible Braille display sheet which displays a 3D image by embossing the surface, allowing the user to touch their photo. The sound file and picture document combine to become a touchable photo that is saved in the device and can be uploaded to share with others–and downloaded to other Touch Sight cameras.

“The concept was immediately compelling by raising the potential of greater communication between the visually impaired and family and friends. The number of well considered details, the visual approach and the very comprehensive presentation materials lifted this concept easily into the top category.”

Thomas Garvey, Associate Professor, School of Industrial Design, Carleton University (Canada)

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