Finbo project connecting two languages
Basics of coding are introduced at ever earlier ages in schools today. The microcontrollers from Arduino are a gateway technology into the world of programming but due to the small size of motherboards, operation is extremely difficult for blind people. This is where the Finbo Project steps in, helping blind students to use Arduinos by combining high-tech 3D printing and the Braille language.
Download 3D modelOn a board, users can “read” the number of each Arduino channel and use a guidance path to connect jumper cables to the correct pins. Our research identified the biggest challenge in connecting these correctly to avoid damage to the circuit board.