The development of braille embossers and printers allowed for the mass production of braille materials, including books, documents, and labels, significantly increasing accessibility.

The invention of refreshable braille displays enabled blind individuals to access digital text in real-time, using electronically controlled pins that raise and lower to form braille characters. This revolutionized access to computers and the internet.

The creation of braille translation software allows users to convert standard text into braille and vice-versa, facilitating communication and collaboration between sighted and blind individuals.

Ongoing efforts are focused on integrating braille capabilities into mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, making information accessible to blind users on the go.