As we begin to scratch the surface of 3D-printing tech, OwnFone is ahead of the pack with its braille mobile phone.
A seventh grader's science fair project turns into a quest to develop a customizable low-cost printer for the blind.
Touch screen transforms images and text into touchable patterns, enabling users to interpret facial expressions, maps, and graphics.
An electrode array placed in a blind test subject's eye has allowed researchers to transfer Braille patterns directly to the retina.
Movie visuals aren't as important as you think, at least according to these blind people who say films are for everyone.
A piece of pink plastic could be the first physical evidence that the many rumors of a larger iPhone 6 are more than just misconnected dots.
Why limit yourself by feeding paper into a printer, if you can just drop the printer on the paper instead? A new Kickstarter campaign seeks funds for a little robot that prints 1 page per minute.
The Space Telescope Science Institute has unveiled its projects to help the vision impaired understand space, including a free iPad ebook exploring the Tarantula Nebula.
Kicking off CES festivities in Las Vegas on Sunday, the company announces the next generation of its mobile chip.
The newcomer MVNO adds its most advanced phone yet for customers with specific vision needs.