Rosetta

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Rosetta is a 3D-printable alphabet for people who are blind or visually impaired to learn cursive writing. Rosetta consists of a Braille alphabet, tactile block letters, and cursive letters in upper and lower case. The tactile alphabets are generated using OpenSCAD scripts and our tactile labelmaker "Define Beschriftung". The idea and development came from our [Do-it-blind group (DIB)](/projects/do-it-blind).

The sources have been published in our repository.

We published the model on Thingiverse for printing.

3D-printed alphabets, Braille alphabet, tactile printed block letters, and cursive writing in upper and lower case letters. White on black base plates.

Rosetta

A person has both hands on black boards. The boards display the alphabet in Braille, uppercase letters, lowercase letters in block letters, and cursive. The boards are on a table along with a bag, a bowl of nuts, and computer equipment. The person is wearing a yellow armband with three black dots.

Test tactile alphabet