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BrailleBlaster

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Developer of braille transcription software for publishing houses

Overview

Developer of braille transcription software for publishing houses. The software comes with tools to produce an embossed braille textbook from an original publisher file using Liblouis, which is an open-source braille translator. Some of the features include automating line numbered poetry and prose, splitting books into volumes, describing images, adding transcriber notes, translating and editing single line math, automating braille table of contents (such as glossaries, preliminary pages, and special symbols pages), among others.

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Founded
2010
Headquarters
United States

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About BrailleBlaster

What does BrailleBlaster do?

Developer of braille transcription software for publishing houses.

Where is BrailleBlaster headquartered?

BrailleBlaster is headquartered in United States.

When was BrailleBlaster founded?

BrailleBlaster was founded in 2010.

Which sector is BrailleBlaster in?

BrailleBlaster operates in Health Technology.

Who are BrailleBlaster's competitors?

Companies similar to BrailleBlaster include Murror, DreamWell, and AP Easy.