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](https://openscad.org) 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