Get-hooked December 6, 2017
Rubik’s Cube for people with vision impairments
Kristen Sharpless is a student and has designed a Rubik’s Cube that can be used by people with vision impairments.
Kristen is a graduate student from the University of Massachusetts in USA and created the Rubik’s Cube as part of a project.
She then posted about the tactile cube online and received a lot of positive response.
Her Rubik’s Cube design is very simple yet useful.
Kristen used buttons, stickers and other 3D objects and put them on the 6 sides of the cube creating 6 different textures.
People with vision impairments can feel the 6 sides and solve the cube to match the different textures.
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