Squibble is a pocketable portable Braille interface that connects to technology allowing menus, and screen to be accessed via Braille and universally recognisable symbols.
UK designer Andrew Mitchell’s Squibble is a pocketable Braille interface that uses 779 ultrasonic motors that lift illuminated caps against an user-replaceable silicon cover to form Braille letters and icons. Quite clever and beautiful. via The Design Blog, Engadget
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