Braille Writing Device
OwnerHilary Anna Johnson, Alexander H. Slocuminventors
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A handheld device to enable a person to create Braille impressions in adhesive tape as labels or messages, where the device includes a hollow base structure, with a tape exit port, and a top region with flexurally hinged embossing arms whose tips converge to a central region, where the tips have downwardly projecting convex bump structures located above concave bump receiving structures, and a tape holding structure onto which a roll of tape can be placed, whereby tape coming from the roll can pass between the convex and concave bump structures, over the cutting edge and out the tape exit port. Furthermore, the device can have a cover structure with flexurally hinged members located above, and coupled to, the hinged embossing arms with snap domes to provide an audible click and tactile cue when the flexurally hinged members are pushed down on by a user's fingers.
A braille writing device, to form tactile dots onto an embossing medium, comprising:
A braille writing device, to form tactile dots onto a tape, comprising a hollow base structure, graspable by a person's one or two hands, with a tape exit port located adjacent a cutting edge, and a top region with flexurally hinged embossing arms whose tips converge to a central region, said tips having downwardly projecting convex bump structures, said bump structures located above concave bump receiving structures, a tape holding structure onto which a roll of tape can be placed whereby tape from said roll of tape can pass between said convex and concave bump structures and over cutting edge and out said tape exit port.
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