
To facilitate access to the electronic world and programming for people with visual disabilities.
María has a visual impairment with 80% vision loss in her left eye and 24% in her right eye. María loves working with Arduino boards or microbits, but the problem is that they are not designed for people with her difficulties.
Now that the structure is bigger, it will facilitate people with visual disabilities to work with a micro bit.
Printing in 3D a structure similar to one of a microbit, but 4 times larger. Inside, there would be the original microbit connected with various wires through which electricity would pass, creating a more accessible copy
Tools needed
Protective glasses
Fusion 360
Prusa slicer
Dremel
FDM Printer
Soldering set
Voltmeter
Cable stripper
Tester
The build files for Accesible Micro:bit are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.
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