How United States Currency is Made Tactile for the Blind & Visually Impaired. Pocket Money Brailler

Unlike many other countries, United States currency is not tactile for the blind and visually impaired. One of many options to help with this issue is to use a pocket money brailler tool. This small orange tool adds braille and a raised number to different bills to make them tactile and accessible for people who are blind and visually impaired.
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[@kimhollenbeck1308]

Mike,my white cane usually sticks and I have a hard time to fold it up,but I tried your technique to fold it and my white cane was easy to fold up.Thank you for this video,and it was really helpful

[@robinwilliamson7942]

Very cool. You show some really useful items that I didn't know was even out there. Thank you so much for making these bideos.

[@pagzplay]

This is really great to make it Tactile.Otherwise you can have someone else help you describe it or use Aira Guides but this makes you more independent. Anything that is tactile you pretty much know what it is fast if it is something that you used before and know what the shape of it is already.

[@TangoIndiaMikeJuliet]

It would be cool to do this to all your bills and see how far they circulate.

[@pagzplay]

Everyone that reads Braille can use this so it is really great.

[@PatriciaMagdanz]

Thank you very much for the demos. It would be very helpful if you mention the prices of the gadget, if can be provided by DVR and how to get them.

[@darkwolfe6986]

$2 bill enters the chat

[@mozzarellababy5481]

Interesting solution. Does it interfere with vending machines?

[@naz7840]

Cool!

[@kawaiilotus]

Cool gadget but us in the UK we do something simpler, just make the notes a different size, how does one work out how much a note is in the first place as not everyone who is blind has help nor wants it???

[@pagzplay]

Yes that is what I think too that if they were different sizes you would know right away what it is without making it Tactile like Braille. I am not sure why they are all the same size.

[@pagzplay]

This is more like Tactile Signs and all Currency should be Tactile already because it would be Accessible to everyone that way.

[@rockwellsgh0st348]

Isn't it illegal to deface money? I think all bills should be minted with this type of imprint already and I don't really care about somebody defacing it for a reason such as this just wondering how a prosecuter would react