The Blind Phone is aimed at filling a niche requirement for blind and partially sighted people.
A phone designed from the ground up around the needs of a restricted sight person.
From the form of the physical design to the user interface, everything is done to remove the requirement of a screen or any visual input or feedback.
It aims to gain buy in from the blind community early on, and take advantage of Corporate Social Responsibility opportunities with mobile OS and handset manufacturers to produce a low cost device that perfectly meets the needs of it’s target audience.
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