Get ready for a truly unique experience at the National Museum of Korea, where we've curated an exhibition meant to engage all your senses. We invite you to be a part of this sensory adventure. Want to be a part of this unique experience? 😲

Yasushi Iwashita, a visually impaired writer for Mainichi Shimbun in Japan, shared, "Before, just relying on voice made it hard to picture how the Motegi Circuit track was. Now, I can feel the track's layout. It's really brought the experience to life for me!"

Sana Khan, worked at a school in Dubai, expressed that the Dot Pad could greatly assist students with visual challenges at her school. When she interacted with the tactile display, her face lit up with happiness, and she said 'Inshallah'. 🙏

...We then discussed our experiences in blind schools in Astana and how this tactile display could make a difference. It feels really meaningful to be on board in assisting students in Kazakhstan get a better education. 🤝

Have you aware of a noteworthy disability-related event happening in Seoul, aligning with the worldwide movement for universal design? We attended the Universal Design Conference 2023 to share insights with Dotletter readers.