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The Tactonom Reader is an interactive graphics reader. It enables blind and severely visually impaired people to access tactile graphics independently. Elements that are touched are explained by audio information while the finger is on them. This allows the user to access, understand, learn from, and work with information independently, at their own pace and interactively.

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The Tactonom Reader Flex is the second generation of the interactive graphics reader. With a smaller device compared to the Tactonom Reader, It enables blind and severely visually impaired people to access tactile graphics independently. Elements that are touched are explained by audio information while the finger is on them. This allows the user to access, understand, learn from, and work with information independently, at their own pace and interactively.

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Take flight with the Monarch, a radically inclusive multiline braille device that renders tactile graphics integrated with braille on the first-of-its-kind 10-line by 32-cell refreshable braille display. With access to downloadable digital textbooks and APH’s Tactile Graphics Image Library (TGIL), the Monarch drastically reduces time to fingertips for users who are blind and low vision.

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Place tactile overlays on the rugged T3 tablet. Users can press down on any feature to hear it described. This system can make maps, diagrams, and other illustrations accessible to those who cannot read traditional visual graphics or print.