• BrailleMarker machine sprays small dots continually onto strips of labels, producing Braille that exceeds the requirements for a minimum 0.2-mm raised point size
• allows blind and visually impaired people to feel their way before taking their medicine
• prints digitally, avoiding films and masks
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• allows blind and visually impaired people to feel their way before taking their medicine • prints digitally, avoiding films and masks
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