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Jun 20, 2016
Celebrating Four Years of Custom Braille WristbandsCelebrating Four Years of Custom Braille WristbandsFour years ago, a customer approached Amazing Wristbands to see if it would be possible to design a custom message in embossed braille. The company embraced the challenge, and carefully crafted the raised dots to perfectly reflect the customer’s message and contact information. Since then, Amazing Wristbands has created numerous Braille wristbands for customers - it’s an exclusive, made-to-order accessory.  About BrailleInvented in the 1800s by Louis Braille, the system incorporates a pattern of raised dots that a visually impaired person touches to read. The dots are arranged in groups of up to six in a “cell,” and each cell can represent a letter, a number, punctuation, or even a word. If just one dot is missing, extra, or out of place, an entire word could be misread - which could completely change the meaning of a message.
Jun 18, 2016
Braille Silicone Wristbands For Visually ImpairedWristbands for Braille ReadersIndividuals who are visually impaired are unable to read without assistance - some people need larger font or an audio book; others read in a special raised print known as braille. Although silicone wristbands became trendy many years ago, it was hard for visually impaired people to enjoy the customized messages until Amazing Wristbands was challenged by a customer to create a wristband with a message in braille. Since then, the company has created numerous other braille messages on their wristbands, always taking care to get the particular message just right.  |
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