Learn independently – with tactile graphics and spoken information
Learn independently – with tactile graphics and spoken information
The challenge
Learning and working with graphic information is associated with great effort for people with visual disabilities. Without the help of others, graphic content cannot be accessed, is difficult to use and contains little non-visual information.
To overcome learning barriers with the Tactonom Reader
The innovative system provides access to graphic information supplemented by audio-tactile elements. This enables every user to work out even complex content independently, at their own speed and in a playful way.
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Your benefits at a glance
- Camera detects the position of the finger and the Tactonom Reader combines the tactile information with spoken text, sound and music
- Access to the ever-growing, free “Share” database of tactile graphics and text
- closed system, can be used without PC
- different modes: explore, navigate, interact, quiz
- Interactive features enable independent learning at home and in the classroom

Technical Details
- supports different languages
- transfer of audio data via USB or WIFI
- possible printing media of tactile templates: swell paper, braille printing
- integrated speaker, 3.5 mm jack for headphones
- foldable camera for easy transportation
- dimensions approx. (W x H x D): 43 cm x 43 cm x 47 cm
- weight approx. 5.7 kg
Accessories (optional)
- transport trolley
- magnetic
- watch
- LAN adapter
























