Braille Key Caps

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In today's fast-paced world, visually impaired individuals have unprecedented access to everyday activities that sighted people take for granted. Thanks to groundbreaking advancements like text-to-speech technology and intuitive interfaces, the blind can now fully participate in using mobile devices and computers. However, one major obstacle remains: navigating a computer without the right tools. Currently, blind users must rely on specially designed keyboards with Braille keycaps, which are impractical due to their bulkiness and lack of portability. This limits their ability to work remotely from anywhere, forcing them to remain tethered to their desktops unless they have these cumbersome keyboards at hand. To address this challenge, I've created a innovative solution: Braille keycaps that can transform any standard keyboard with Cherry MX switches into a fully functional Braille keyboard. The best part? These keycaps are designed for seamless installation – no need to remove or replace existing keycaps, which would be a time-consuming and frustrating process. Instead, my Braille keycaps simply snap onto the existing ones, making them incredibly easy to use. Each keycap is meticulously inscribed with its corresponding alphabet on the backside, ensuring effortless installation. With just two sets of 26 keycaps, users can enjoy complete access to their computer from anywhere, at any time.