Guadalajara's Electromechanical Braille Printer: Empowering Blind Communities Worldwide Through Mexican Innovation
Part of ISTELive 2026Presented by Johan Corona Gonzalez | Johan Corona González | Perla Estañol | Mauro Axel Félix de los Ríos | Emiliano García Gutiérrez | Paola Rodriguez Dominguez
Monday 29 June 2026·1:00 pm
This session presents an affordable electromechanical Braille embosser prototype developed in Guadalajara, Mexico. Attendees will explore the engineering design iterations, mechanical embossing mechanisms, microcontroller programming, and open-source software needed to convert digital text into tactile Braille. Discover how accessible assistive technology can expand literacy opportunities for blind students worldwide.
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