Super Braille Keyboard

This is an adjustive virtual braille keyboard.

It takes few minutes to learn how to operate, but afterwards it's very easy.

If you are having any difficulties regarding operating the keyboard please contact: [email protected]

In most cases we can solve it through personal instructions.

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For the full user guide visit: http://manual.inpris.co

This product is protected by US Patent No. 9,261,972.

The Super Braille Keyboard is the most advanced virtual Braille keyboard in its kind.

In order to type, the simply place your fingertips, and the keyboard will adjust to your hand size and location. Then, you can type braille as you do on a physical braille device.

By selecting the text input field they wish to use, circles will appear under each individual fingertip of the user. These circles are continuously calibrating the keyboard to the user’s fingertips according to the user’s on-screen movements. Now a Braille typist never has to worry about finding their place or losing their finger placements.

Accessing Help Mode enables users to instantly get help on how to type a certain letter or symbol without having to move their hands from the screen. Now a user, student, or teacher can simultaneously type and learn. The Voice Help feature instructs users the correct finger combinations in order to type their desired letter by voicing back the correct way to execute it. With the help of the Super Braille Keyboard as an educational vehicle, schools can now affordably implement Braille education into their curriculums for children who would otherwise have little to no access to proper educational resources.

Inpris has opened doors for those who would otherwise have little to no accessibility to touch screen technology. As a Braille typist using the Super Braille Keyboard, you’ll now be able to use your tablet, computer or smartphone device easily. Inpris believes that this innovative technology can change the day-to-day life of millions of blind individuals around the world who are struggling with Braille literacy.

If you need personal assistant please contact: [email protected]