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Looking at a potential accessibility option for blind iPhone users, by bringing braille to the iPhone, using your voice to write the message, which then converts into braille for the receiver to read through their fingers.
This would work through the iPhones haptic feedback giving specific braille vibrations to the finger of the user who swipes over the screen as if they were reading braille normally in the real world.
I wonder if it would be possible to make and push the boundaries of what an iPhone could really do! 🧙🏼♂️
What does everyone think, would be keen to hear?
Video made on Jitter obviously 😉
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