Can a picture be touched? Can touch see a picture. Images and graphics help understand what is difficult to be described by words. Images rise and are ready in an instant. Draw, print or copy pictures onto the Piaf swell paper and pass it through the Piaf and all the black lines and shapes swell to create a drawing that can be read with the fingers.
High Quality Tactile Graphics in a Flash
Piaf produces high quality tactile graphics using heat sensitive capsule paper. It is ideal for people who are blind and vision impaired. Piaf’s controlled heat source causes any black lines, letters or shapes that are drawn, printed or copied onto the capsule paper to swell. The result is an instant tactile graphic.
It is especially effective when used with the Tangible Magic Paper. This paper with its superb characteristics allows the user to run it through the PIAF multiple times without compromising the quality of what has already been puffed up. This feature makes producing and handling tactile images more interactive and dynamic.
Piaf is being used in a variety of educational, employment and personal settings.
Education
In early education Piaf can be used to introduce simple shapes and basic concepts; to introduce the concept of drawing and two-dimensional rendering of solid objects; to encourage students in taking the first tentative steps to expressing themselves graphically; and to teach the concepts of handwriting and signatures. Later, Piaf can be used to access graphical information in nearly all subject areas especially Mathematics and Sciences.
Orientation and Mobility
Piaf can produce high-quality local area maps for orientation and mobility training, or make campus or building maps for students or employees.
Employment
With Piaf, blind and vision impaired people can understand the information on a computer screen, grasp organisational structure of the business and access sales charts. One or two tactile diagrams can save thousands of words.
Home
Piaf can be used to make a chess board accessible, accessing pictures to know the difference between a giraffe and a leopard, and exploring world maps to identify where countries are located.
Tangible Magic Paper
Tactual ingenuity at its best
Tangible Magic Paper will offer tactile image experience unattainable before. The paper can be run through your tactile image making device multiple times without compromising existing elements. Your image stays clear and crisp. You do not need to run the image maker at a full throttle. The image will puff up even at lower temperatures.
Piaf is high-quality Tactile Graphics with high quality swell paper.
Piaf produces high quality tactile graphics using heat sensitive Tactile Magic Paper.
It is ideal for people who are blind or have low vision. Piaf’s controlled heat source causes any black lines, letters or shapes that are drawn, printed or copied onto the capsule paper to swell. The result is an instant tactile graphic.
It is especially effective when used with the Tactile Magic Paper. This paper with its superb characteristics allows the user to run it through the PIAF multiple times without compromising the quality of what has already been puffed up. This feature makes producing and handling tactile images more interactive and dynamic.
New Tangible Magic Paper will offer tactile image experience unattainable before:
Perfect texture
Pleasant for touch
High resolution, clear and sharp lines
Keeps existing puffed up lines intact even after several runs through the PIAF
Responsive even at lower temperatures
No issues with printing or copying
No smell, no color change
Never sticks or dries
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.
Be the first to review “PIAF From Harpo Braille Printer” Cancel reply
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.