New technology a game changer for local blind advocate

New technology a game changer for local blind advocate

31-year-old Jacob Way-White raised enough money to buy a life-changing piece of technology

Confederation College helps develop innovative 3D-printed Braille signage

The signs are being used in the practice kitchen at the CNIB facility in Thunder Bay

Canadian College Creates 3D Printed Braille Signage to Enhance Accessibility - 3D Printing

Confederation College's Applied Research and Innovation team has developed a 3D-printed Braille signage solution for individuals with vision loss.

Confederation College Applied Research & Advanced Manufacturing Teams Develop Innovative 3D-Printed Braille Signage – Wawa-news.com

Confederation College’s Applied Research and Innovation team collaborated to develop an innovative 3D-printed Braille signage solution for individuals with vision loss. This initiative, conducted in partnership with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) and Vision Loss Rehabilitation Canada (VLRC), aims to improve accessibility within a kitchen environment used for rehabilitation and skill development. ...