Nippon Telesoft had exhibited their printers at 21st Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference in ‘CSUN’ (California State University, Northridge) in Los Angeles between March 23rd and 25th.
There about 600 manufacturer of visually impaired and hearing impaired related participated from not only all over America but all over the world.
It was the fifth participation to our company, we exhibited the Braille printers “Gemini”, and made an appeal of its quietness and simultaneous printing capability of ink and Braille.
We received many questions and inquirery from an Education ?related organisation, a Braille library, and some individual who expressed their wanting of buying it for themselves. In the United Sates, there is our distributor, ET (Enabling Technology, HQ is in Florida) has already sold “Gemini” to many customers, and the users are much satisfied with it.

There has been an increase recently in the number of blind and visually impaired children, attending ordinary schools instead of schools for the blind during their compulsory education.
The Nippon Telesoft ‘DOG Multi’ Braille printer has been approved as an educational aid, which can be useful in this situation.
The Braille printer can produce ink and Braille printing simultaneously and is easy to use, so it wins praise from teachers and staff of schools, colleges, and universities. For example, Oyama junior high school in Toyama prefecture, and others in Osaka and Fukuoka. Moreover in several universities, it has been employed as a valuable piece of equipment to support the education of the visually impaired.
The Braille printer gains a good reputation in an American exhibition.