Blind design

Japanese designer Kosuke Takahashi has found a very clever way to design for both sighted and blind people. He designed a font that also includes the

The innovations in these projects go above and beyond the requisite wheelchair-accessible ramp, demonstrating how modern architects are designing for disabilities in new and inventive ways.

It is the familiar red and white stick, but with enhanced features that make it quite a practical solution for blind commuters. The Eye Stick is fitted with a s

While technology can make life much easier for the blind, sometimes the simplest solutions are the most sensible. A team composed of designers Kukil Han, Yongju Kwak, Young-Seok Kim and Dongbin Shin came up with the ingenious Braille Tape, a bare-bones approach to labeling the world for those who can't see. The concept behind the tape

Image 7 of 15 from gallery of Architecture for the Blind: Intelligent and Inclusive Spaces for the Blind User. Cortesía de Marcelo Roux

Yes, its yet another socket fixture, but there is a lot of innovative factors in the Blind Adapter. The extension is designed to fit with existing electrical ou

Staircase handrails usually are not considered to be a great navigation, however, if we use Braille Staircase Handrail, it would be really handy for

While the idea of emojis was originally to promote visual texting, its drawback remains the fact that its visual nature makes it inaccessible to the vision impa