by Inventivio
The Tactonom Reader Flex is a portable, foldable device developed by Inventivio GmbH designed to give blind and visually impaired learners independent access to graphic content. By transforming digital images, diagrams, and text into audio-tactile experiences, it removes the need for sighted assistance during study.
In combination with the Tactonom Reader Flex, the Magic Math Tools make arithmetic and geometry accessible. Tactile measuring instruments are recognised by the device and provide audio feedback, making mathematics lessons effective for blind and visually impaired students.
Users can register for free in the ProBlind database to browse and download a growing library of audio-tactile graphics specifically developed with educators for blind students, including 1,250 free math graphics.
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