Named Dot, the South Korean device looks to help blind people interact with their friends and relatives using braille technology included in a wrist-mounted device. South Korean made USB is looking to target the 285m blind people in the world December , providing a smart watch where physical dots are raised and lowered to form braille letters. The device has the ability to display four braille characters at once and can translate text from web pages and emails as well as acting as a standard watch.
South Korean made USB is looking to target the 285m blind people in the world December , providing a smart watch where physical dots are raised and lowered to form braille letters. The device has the ability to display four braille characters at once and can translate text from web pages and emails as well as acting as a standard watch.