Real-time Braille Conversion
Converts digital textbook content into tactile Braille lines instantly for interactive classroom use.
Deep-Tech Social Impact Hardware
Reinventing Inclusive Education Through Dynamic Braille
Affordable tactile learning devices empowering blind students with literacy and STEM access.
43M
Blind population globally
70%
Target cost reduction
10k+
Learners in reach plan
Device PreviewMulti-line Ready
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Built to bring tactile literacy and STEM parity to classrooms with low-cost, scalable deployment.
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The Literacy Gap
Millions of blind students remain excluded from quality literacy and STEM education due to expensive hardware and limited tactile-first tools.
- 43M blind globally
- High device costs (₹2L+)
- Audio tools do not build literacy
- STEM access remains limited
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Our Solution
A laptop-sized tactile learning workstation delivering multi-line dynamic Braille, offline textbook support, and institution-ready deployment.
Multi-line STEM Display
Presents formulas, equations, and structured layouts in multi-line tactile form for deeper STEM comprehension.
Offline Learning Mode
Supports preloaded textbooks and resources so schools can continue learning without constant internet access.
Modular & Scalable Design
Built with modular components to lower maintenance costs and scale deployments for institutions and NGOs.
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Engineering Innovation
Lumibraille combines deep-tech research with practical deployment constraints to make tactile learning devices affordable and reliable for scale.
Our engineering stack focuses on high-performance tactile output while reducing bill of materials through alternative actuator pathways and modular assemblies.
- Alternative actuator research
- Cost-optimized architecture
- Modular hardware design
- Made-for-India manufacturing vision
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Measurable Impact
10,000+
Target students (roadmap)
100+
Partner schools (vision)
70%
Projected cost reduction goal
STEM parity
Long-term learning focus
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