Tech Reviews with Anat - Braille Doodle - ATIA2025

Product Review from ATIA #5 - Braille Doodle

First, I want to wish a very happy birthday to Daniel, the creator of Braille Doodle! As a veteran teacher, he’s on a mission to make Braille, STEM, and art accessible to everyone. I had the chance to check out Braille Doodle at ATIA, and I’m excited to share more about this innovative tool.

Braille Doodle
🔹 What is it?
The Braille Doodle is an affordable, two-sided tablet designed for Braille learning, tactile STEM, and Art education. Its surface refreshes repeatedly, allowing users to feel, create, and erase with ease.

👥 Who is it for?
Braille Doodle is perfect for people of all ages learning Braille or those practicing tactile STEM & art skills. It’s suitable for beginners & those looking to develop their Braille literacy and tactile creativity.

⚙️ What does it do?
Braille Doodle allows users to:
✅ Learn & practice Braille (letters, numbers, symbols).
✅ Read & write words and complete sentences.
✅ Explore tactile images and create art.
✅ Engage in STEM activities like graphing & drawing diagrams.

📦 What is the form factor?
A portable, two-sided tablet with a tactile surface made up of hundreds of small holes, each containing a smooth metal ball that can be pulled to the surface with a magnetic stylus. The surface can be refreshed for continuous use.

🔄 How does it work?
The magnetic stylus pulls the metal balls to the surface to form Braille characters or shapes. To erase, simply push the balls back down. Additional covers & stencils allow for more structured Braille practice, drawing, and STEM activities.

The Braille Doodle is a fun and engaging way to make Braille and tactile learning more accessible. Whether for education, creativity, or just having fun, it’s an exciting tool with endless possibilities.

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