cubido
braille learning tactile toy for visual impaired children.
software: Rhino, fusion, procreate, adobe illustration, prusaslicer.
have you ever wondered how do children engage in play and learning if they can’t see?
Many toys available on the market for vision-impaired children are overstimulating and do not adequately support the development of tactile skills or Braille literacy.
learning braille can present challenges for a child, it can comes from the complex braille system, physical comfort, motivation, etc.
there is a lack of affordable/accessible learning options for families who wish to engage their child to learning hands-on activities at home.
inclusive design
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tactile skills
familiarizing child with hands-on activities, keeping design simple to avoid overstimulation
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braille learning
practice with Braille system at an early age
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accessibility
3D-printable file for at-home printing and replacements
from research to ideation
cubido is a braille alphabet toy that facilitates tactile skill development and braille literacy.
the toy should be easily 3D printable at home, providing a cost-effective and accessible solution for families.
target audience: vision-impaired children aged 5-10 years old, their parents or guardians, and educators.
click to see assembly instruction!
customize looks to achieve high color contrast!
Because vision impairment encompasses a wide range of conditions and levels of vision loss, using high-contrast colors can be beneficial for accommodating a variety of visual needs.