Nippon Telesoft participated in an academic conference titled “New Technologies and Emerging Professional Perspectives for the Visually Impaired” held in Rome, Italy, where it introduced products such as its latest braille display, Seika Plus 2.
The event was organized by the Lucia Foundation, an Italian organization for the visually impaired, and was held on February 13 and 14 with the support of the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired.
Over the course of the two-day seminar, a variety of presentations and exhibitions were held. Mr. Tabata from the Japan Federation of the Blind introduced the Japanese school system for the visually impaired.
Professor Angé Luio gave a lecture on pedagogy in schools for the blind, while Mr. Goran, president of the Serbian Blind Association, spoke on “Independent Living for the Blind in Serbia.”
The event was attended by representatives from visually impaired organizations from across Italy, as well as Japanese individuals with visual impairments living in Italy.