Episodes: 17
Frequency: Monthly
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Listener location: United Kingdom
YouTube: 1.2k subscribers
Instagram: 1.7k followers
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Marco Solsolchica - Creating Structured Notes And Exporting Accessible Documents For Braille Displays.
Isaac Rasky - Using A Multiline Tactile Display For STEM Coursework, Including Calculus Graphs, Physics Diagrams, And Spatial Math.
Joe Stephen - An API For Sending Tactile Graphics And Multiline Braille To Dot Pad.
Bram Duvigneau - Multiline Braille Support, Device Detection, Customization, And Tactile Display Features In Nvda.
Josh Miele - Automated Tactile Street Maps, Accessibility Design, And The Role Of Tactile Spatial Information In Blind People’s Independence.
Study with Dot Pad
October 12, 2026
# Studying with Dot Pad X This month we meet Isaac, a blind Purdue University student Majoring in Computer Engineering Technology and Cyber Security, who explains how he is using Dot Pad X to enhance tactile access to his learning materials. We also learn about Ghostwriter Markdown, a free app that offers an easy and affordable way of producing well-formatted braille files for reading on multiline Braille displays. ##Isaac Rasky (University Student & Tech Enthusiast) Isaac discusses trans...
Enhanced Screen Reader Multiline Braille and Tactile Graphics
September 10, 2026
Enhanced Multiline Braille & Tactile Graphics This episode covers major upgrades to multi-line Braille support and tactile graphics capabilities for Windows screen readers, including NVDA and JAWS. Key Highlights NVDA Add-On Release: Developer Bram Duvigneau introduces a new, official NVDA add-on designed for the Dot Pad A320 and Dot Pad X. Automatic Detection & Customization: Features seamless Bluetooth/USB auto-detection, customizable line counts to suit user reading preferences, a...
Tactile Street Maps on Dot Pad
August 10, 2026
Navigating the World with Tactile Street Maps on Dot Pad In conversation with Dr. Josh Miele Imagine a future where you can type in a zip code or post code and instantly feel under your fingers a simple, well-formatted, tactile street map enabling you to explore by touch the surrounding streets enhancing orientation and independence. Imagine tactile street maps that let you pann and zoom to build understanding of the surrounding area, your neighbourhood, or where you work or go to school. Ima...
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The publicly listed email for Raising the Dots: dave.williams@dotincorp.com.
Podseeker estimates Raising the Dots reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Raising the Dots typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant professional or lived experience in braille, tactile graphics, accessibility technology, research, product development, or blindness advocacy. Common among recent guests: Developing accessibility tools or assistive technology; Conducting relevant academic or applied research; Leading or contributing to blindness advocacy organizations. Recent guests include Marco Solsolchica, Isaac Rasky, and Joe Stephen.
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