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The e-book for visually impaired people
Here's how one small British firm hopes to bring a digital revolution to the visually impaired- and reverse the decline in Braille literacy across the world.
15/01/2019 15:25updated: 07/02/2019 17:50
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Sahassra
28/02/2019 20:51Shanto Mon Shaon
Umar I.
28/02/2019 15:04looks familiar 🤔
Muhammad T.
28/02/2019 14:22css time
Emmnl R.
28/02/2019 05:43Betsua Mend Mont
Sworup S.
28/02/2019 03:32just when we talked about building something 🤦
Angel M.
27/02/2019 21:06i see that in daredevil😂😂😂
Miguel C.
27/02/2019 16:37wooow
Abdallah K.
26/02/2019 13:37Hind Kanj
Mahmoud B.
23/02/2019 18:59Amazing
Lorena R.
23/02/2019 00:40dis rad do
Mehran A.
22/02/2019 15:30someone already made it :( :(, bc jo idea socho kisi na kisi ny bnaya hota
Pauline A.
21/02/2019 16:19James
Chandra A.
20/02/2019 13:08Very nice 👍 ani useful too ... amazing ...
Sittie A.
20/02/2019 02:58Ma sha Allah. 😮
Muhammad I.
19/02/2019 11:490:23 what the actual f is happening on that nail
Jose M.
18/02/2019 14:04Biggest problem now is: "How much will it cost and will they be able to afford it?" If not, then it's useless.
Harsh J.
17/02/2019 20:38, I found the origin to your name 😂😂😂Sioseph 😂😂😂
Iness B.
15/02/2019 21:18🧐🧐
Eshna C.
14/02/2019 20:09thought of you!
Lynn K.
14/02/2019 13:21Khôi Nguyễn