Good news for the visually impaired children and teachers at Government Institute for the Blind, Braille Bhawan, Jamalpur, as it is set to be upgraded to an institute.With this development, the requirements of the visually impaired students studying at the school would be taken care of with utmost sensitivity.If it converts to an institute, it would have technology with touch screens and sensors that can ease learning and li
The zeal to give back something to society has made a group of young students from Hubballi to come up with an event to motivate the physically and mentally challenged children.
Feb 23, 2016- Save the Children has introduced books with illustrations in Braille for visually impaired children.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Three robotic models by a seven-year-old student attracted visitors amid a series of interesting experimental works by engineering and science graduates on display at the TECH FOSS 2K16.
Across the world, nine out of 10 persons suffering with disabilities or old age do not have access to the assistive devices that can help make their day-to-day life comfortable, as per the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The smart-class concept has been introduced for children with visual and hearing disabilities at the government residential school for blind and deaf here.
With the entire new range of mobile phone sets coming without keypads which the visually impaired are finding a bit difficult to use, newer hardware and software are being evolved for their aid.
बोस्टन। दृष्टि बाधित लोगों के लिए एक नया सहारा बन गया है। भारतवंशी समेत वैज्ञानिकों के एक दल ने 3डी कैमरा युक्त ऐसा उपकरण बनाया है जो ऐसे लोगों को रास्ता दिखाने में सक्षम होगा। यह उपकरण कम ऊर्जा खपत वाली एक खास चिप के जरिये 3डी कैमरा के डाटा की प्रोसेसिंग करता है।
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: With barely two months left for the academic year to close, the visually challenged school students in the state are yet to get most books, especially the the second term (part 2) of classes I to VIII.Only a few schools got part 2 books of classes II, III, VI and VIII, the syllabus of which changed this year.
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Prashant Kumar Mani, a cheerful trainer for the visually challenged, never gives any hint that he was once shut out of the world for the ill-fate that had fallen upon him. Bad luck in the form of a bike accident introduced Prashant, then a bank manager, to the world of the visually challenged.
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