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Thinkerbell Annie: World’s First Self-Learning Braille Literacy Device – Supported by Mada Innovation Program
Author(s) -
Sanskriti Dawle,
Shahbaz Ahmed
Publication year - 2022
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.54455/mcn.19.03
Subject(s) - braille , perspective (graphical) , visually impaired , literacy , computer science , psychology , multimedia , mathematics education , pedagogy , human–computer interaction , artificial intelligence , operating system
In 2016, a four-member team from Thinkerbell labs came together in building an innovative, accessible literacy braille device to make education inclusive for people with visual impairment. Developed by Thinkerbell Labs, Annie is a self-learning braille device that several visually-impaired students in school. Annie was built to be a comprehensive Braille self-learning device, one that could make learning fun, engaging, and intuitive for blind students. Furthermore, Annie was the winners of the Mada Seed stars Awards 2021 under Mada Innovation Program. In addition to it, Annie was designed to the learning experience prioritizing learner retention as well as sustained engagement with Annie’s contents, be it from the software, content, or hardware perspective.

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