Braille Dice For the Visually Impaired to Play Role-Playing Games

5 January 2020 by Rachel Worsley

Inclusion

Jack Berberette, the founder of the DOTS RPG program, loves playing role-playing games (RPGs) but realised many people with visual impairments or blindness needed dice that they could read. He teamed up with a professional 3D printing service to create Braille dice. His main goal is to raise awareness about the need for the gaming industry to create accessible gaming materials.

https://all3dp.com/dots-rpg-project-braille-dice/

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lynnwood @ 2020.01.13 7:24 PM

Very clever- reminds me of this idea

http://ideaspies.com/posts/dad-creates-beeping-eggs-for-blind-children

Marcus Gordon @ 2021.08.19 3:53 PM
what a great idea

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