Dear AccessIndians,
Greetings from Innovision!
I read through all the mails right now regarding BrailleMe. Needless
to say, it is great to see people taking interest in this new digital
Braille buddy which will soon be guiding thousands of students and
working professionals in accessing their
Nirmal,
I understand your and others worrys, but so far Innovision has not shown
themselvs to be buy and forget kind of company, so I would at least suggest
try it before you dish em.
They have already come up with a brailleme version 2 to address issue the
first brailleme had. and they do tend
Hi,
havent dealt with nfb before so it is good to know.
My question is does AICB have anything similar? for the orbit reader they
are providing? that is a monthly program.
On 9 July 2018 at 12:57, Aman Preet Singh wrote:
> Hi friends! Anyone who is thinking about to purchase Braille me I
Hello Nirmal,
I think I have not made my suggestion in a clear way. I did not mean that
NGOs take over responsibility of managing customer service of these
products. What I mean is that Product manufacturers may sign-up to use Help
desk as a platform so that beneficiaries will have a single phone
Hi friends! Anyone who is thinking about to purchase Braille me I would
like to suggest anybody that instead of Braille me you should go for Orbit
reader 20. No doubt it's expensive than braile me but it has many more
features then Braille me. It has duxbury system in built that is why it can
read
: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
Nirmal Verma
Sent: Monday, July 9, 2018 12:23 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] BrailleMe
Dear Srinivas
We must understand that no company
Dear Srinivas
We must understand that no company is doing any charity. They are earning
money. NGO in our sector are already overburdened with the work. Some of
them are distributing the device in their initial days which is good but
that should not become a trend.
On 8 July 2018 at 23:42,
accessibility and issues concerning the
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] BrailleMe
True Anjali. The after sales service is not good. Before buying please
check with the sellers the follwoing points
1. who will provide the after sales?
2. is the extension of warranty available?
3. how long will the company
Since efforts are being made by organizations like Saksham, AICB etc., how
about integrating customer support with National Eyeway Help Desk? In fact,
this could become platform for all assistive technology vendors.
Thanks,
Vasu
Regards,
Srinivasu Chakravarthula - Twitter:
True Anjali. The after sales service is not good. Before buying please
check with the sellers the follwoing points
1. who will provide the after sales?
2. is the extension of warranty available?
3. how long will the company provide the parts of the product? I am writing
this because some day
Hi,
I think/thought the same, however the fact that the development team were
willing to take my feedback under consideration and work on it is a good
sign in their favor.
Besides the orbit reader the AICB? (really bad with remembering these
letters) is selling essencially wont have any
The bigest problem is with regard to after sale service. these
manufacturers and dealers especially Indian ones have a very poor
record on this count. They'll call you hundred times till they sell
the product but when the sale is done, they are very indifferent in
answering your quaries.
On
Here is a link to their website.
http://innovisiontech.co/brailleme/
hth.
On 7 July 2018 at 19:21, srinivas bangalore_11 <
srinivas.bangalor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi team,
>
> If anyone has, Kindly provide the demo link to know more details about
> braile me.
>
> On 7/7/18, Aman Preet Singh
Hi team,
If anyone has, Kindly provide the demo link to know more details about
braile me.
On 7/7/18, Aman Preet Singh wrote:
> Hi! My mobile number is: 9878939098.
>
> On Sat, Jul 7, 2018, 1:29 PM john clayton wrote:
>
>> patients, friend.
>> To answer your question, you can contact
Hi! My mobile number is: 9878939098.
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018, 1:29 PM john clayton wrote:
> patients, friend.
> To answer your question, you can contact Innovision or Prathamesh if you
> would like to purchase the BrailleMe.
> If you lookover this topic you should be able to get their contact info
patients, friend.
To answer your question, you can contact Innovision or Prathamesh if you
would like to purchase the BrailleMe.
If you lookover this topic you should be able to get their contact info and
the like.
From what I remember when the brailleMe came out, it was around 25k plus
gst, so
Hi friends! I had asked a question yesterday about Brailleme. I would like
to purchase brailleme and from where can I purchase Brailleme and how much
cost of this gadget? But nobody answered my question yet. With kind
regards: Aman Preet Singh
On Fri, Jul 6, 2018, 8:18 PM Aman Preet Singh wrote:
hi friends! Could you please tell me how much cost of this affordable
Braille display Braille me, and from where can I purchase it? If possible
please provide phone number and address where we can purchase Brailleme.
On Fri, Jul 6, 2018, 7:59 PM john clayton wrote:
> Hi,
> Thank you for
Hi,
Thank you for getting back to me and taking my feedback into consideration
The new updates look really great!
I suppose these are the ones on sale now by you guys? or is it just a
prototype of a v2.0
The new updated features really make brailleme a good device and I shall be
sharing the
Hi Nishant
Greetings from Innovision!
Its a pleasure to hear from you again following our interaction in January
this year. We at Innovision had taken your feedback regarding file size
limitation and root folder sub directories into consideration. We are happy
to share that the updated version
Hi,
Thank you Prathamesh for willing to show those of us interested a demo of
the BrailleMe.
I am interested in a braille display myself, as I read a lot and if I were
to actually read as aposed to listening (even though I love eloquence) my
spellings would improve a lot, not to mention
Dear AccessIndians,
Greetings from Prathamesh!
Yesterday I posted on the mailing list about BrailleMe, the world’s
most affordable refreshable Braille display. I am happy to see a great
response from all of you, in terms of asking queries, placing orders
and seeking clarifications on doubts. I
Dear AccessIndians!
Greetings from Prathamesh.
Today I am writing this mail to this list to share a fantastic news
with all the members. I am going to tell you about BrailleMe, which is
currently the most affordable, portable and compact refreshable
Braille display available in India. It is the
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