Guidelines for Technical Material UEB Format:Braille allowing the characters to be

allowing the characters to be more easily identified by touch readers who struggle with the closeness of dots in standard braille

The Clover 5 handheld video magnifier is ideal for viewing labels

This curved all-terrain cane tip attaches to any Ambutech graphite cane and is suitable for all surfaces

or use it as a keyring

A comprehensive set of 72 adhesive-backed overlays with raised Braille markings for a standard computer keyboard

Guidelines for Technical Material UEB Format:Braille allowing the characters to beThe implementation of Unified English Braille (UEB) in the UK removes the need for specialist technical braille codes. This publication (available in braille and print) builds on the coding information given in The Rules of Unified English Braille, giving more detailed information and examples of how to transcribe technical material such as maths and science.