However blind people usually doing well, some operations cause a variety of problems. Using everyday items offered on the "ordinary" market can be difficult when they are not specially adapted. It is much easier when these objects seem appropriate sounds and when they are described in the Braille system. Then we can say, that they are accompanied by sound and in Braille. This is important even if instead of Braille words are used a different kind highlight than the letters. They such adjusted items make it easier to conduct household, taking care of health and hygiene, performing all sorts of both minor and major tasks. Independence in performing basic activities for the blind and visually impaired is important not only in practice but also psychologically.
This very user-friendly high quality kitchen scale comes with a natural speech output. Due its measuredness it can also be used as letter- or dietscale.
Thanks to DymoQueen you will do in an easy and fast way a Braille label enabling to identify objects of similar shape as for instance cassettes, containers, bottles. DymoQueen also enables to create tactile dots (known as Bump Dots) in order to mark a location of a place on various objects.
Wooffy is an excellent not big device enabling to control how the battery is charged. It enables to test all conventional batteries 1.5 V and 9 V. There are two models: Wooffy and Wooffy T.
The simplest colour tester able to recognise 150 colours with a variable sound volume. It can detect light sources. It may be connected to other devices so it meets the requirements of the deaf and blind. Power supply: 2 AAA batteries.
