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Super interesting. My only concern is that with traditional braille, it's still printed on paper, and thus easily recycled. If you're creating building and/or c
by nataliam511 11y ago
Super interesting. My only concern is that with traditional braille, it's still printed on paper, and thus easily recycled. If you're creating building and/or city maps that changes regularly... it's not super feasible to keep printing new ones, even if the data is stored digitally and therefore easy to update. Very exciting stuff though.
- pen2l 11y agoJust one note: it's possible to "recycle" 3d printed things. You could reduce them to "pellets", and turn the pellets into the PLA spools you started out on. See https://www.3dhubs.com/talk/thread/how-make-your-own-filament-recycling-old-3d-prints-part-1 https://www.3dhubs.com/talk/thread/how-make-your-own-filamen...