Designed by Danny Luo, this embossing Braille labelmaker may look like a flashlight, but in reality it's a innovative tool for the sight-impaired: speak into the wide end and the labelmaker will spit out labels with embossed Braille characters
The 25mm x 50mm labels produced by this printer are intended to simplify the identification of similarly shaped or sized objects. Understandably, the designer appears to focus on the potential applications in identifying prescription medication bottles in particular. Being fortunate enough to only require minor vision correction, I can't even imagine how someone could identify medications without sight: the containers are nearly identical and there are plenty of pills that would feel the same. While this concept could save lives by preventing accidental overdoses, the applications seem limitless:
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Have u ever seen a gadget with more than three functionalities, here's one such. This mouse pad not only provide you with the mere smooth and clean surface for you to slide your peripheral across effortlessly but also has other features like
- Four port USB 2.0 hub
- Integrated stereo speakers
- Built-in microphone
- Built-in audio in and out ports
The mouse pad along with all these extra features is just for $ 19.99
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