Consists of a design tool for generating appropriate designs, graphics, charts, maps etc. For production of Tactile Braille Graphics one can use Index Braille Embossers or PIAF Tactile Graphic Makers. Useful for Producing diagrams for Geography, Geometry, Economics, and Mathematics along with the Text. The same
can be embossed on Index Braille Embossers or on Tactile Graphic paper for creation of tactile graphics using the PIAF.RouteTactile – The world at your fingertips
What can TactileView do?
Easy to use tactile graphics editor in many languages
Fully accessible with the mouse, keyboard or screenreader
Wide range of supported braille embossers
Many drawing tools and image processing filters available for easy editing
Also useful in offices for better understanding of Organisational Charts, Business structure, Building layouts, product design diagrams and much more… One or two tactile diagrams can save thousands of words.
Product details
Licence : One-time purchase, unlimited use Delivery : Registration key via email Supported embossers: Index (V2, V3 and V4), ViewPlus (all models), Enabling (all models), Available languages : Elotype, Gemini, Mountbatten Brailler, Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish
File formats : TactileView files (.bpx); import .txt, .svg, .jpg, .png, .bmp, .tiff or .gif System requirements : Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 or 8.1; for Mac OS X, a Windows emulator is required Internet requirements : TactileView can be used offline, but specific functions (e.g. map maker, designs catalog) require internet access
Software security : A registration key is valid for software registration on one computer only Returns : Within 14 days; see ‘Right of withdrawal’ in our terms and conditions
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TactileView
Manufactured by: TactileView
Available in India
Karishma Enterprises
Karishma Enterprises was instrumental to change this deplorable situation by introducing Assistive Technology products to enable them to develop computer skills as well as have access to printed text books, receive supply of Braille books and master the most important tool in an office environment ie Computers.
