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A New Talking Campus Model has been installed at the Carroll Center for the Blind in Newton, MA. <Click Here to learn more>

Did you test the new Pen system at CSUN 2009? If so, please take a moment to provide us with some feedback. Click the button to go to the survey.
Blogspot logo Check out the WiiCane Blog <Click Here>

Did you receive a tactile graphics holiday card from Touch Graphics? If so, please take a moment to help us improve future tactiles by answering a few questions. Click the button to go to the survey.
A new Talking Kiosk was unveilied at New York's Penn Station. <Click here to learn more>
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Touch Graphics Europe
Touch Graphics is proud to announce the opening of Touch Graphics Europe. Located in Barcelona, Spain, Touch Graphics Europe will allow us to more easily serve our European customers. <Click Here to contact TG Europe>
Two new   Talking Kiosks are underway for the Staten Island Ferry! These units will be housed in attractive stainless steel units, and will incorporate Touch Graphics' new display method for universal maps. <Click Here to learn more>

Touch Graphics is proud to announce that Steven Landau and Karen Gourgey, inventors of the TTT, have been awarded the Louis Braille Touch of Genius Award by National Braille Press and the Gibney Family Foundation. Dr. Gourgey and Mr. Landau accepted the award at the Hands On! gala, hosted by Jay Leno, on October 26, 2007 in Boston.

Wild Music at SMM David Bailey of the Science Museum of Minnesota discusses the Wild Music traveling exhibit, with special emphasis on the work done by Touch Graphics, to produce tactile graphic exhibit elements. <Click to listen>

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Streaming Media

Listen to a Podcast with Larry Lewis of Flying Blind, LLC about Touch Graphics products.

Listen to a WCBS Radio interview about the WiiCane.

Karen Gourgey of Baruch College's Computer Center for the Visually Impaired demonstrate the Louis Braile Touch of Genius Award Winning TTT.

to a New York Times TechTalk podcast about the TTT with Karen Gourgey of Baruch College's Computer Center for the Visually Impaired.

Josh Miele, from The Smith Kettlewell Eye Research Institute in San Francisco, speaking at Google in Mountainview, CA about the TMAP project.
to a podcast with Larry Skutchan of American Printinghouse for the Blind and Steven Landau as they check out the Talking Tactile Tablet at the 2006 CSUN conference.

Listen to a multi-part podcast with Lynette Tatum. about the basics of the TTT, and includes demos of the Match game, Atlas, etc.

demonstrates the authoring features of the tablet.

an interview with Ellen Rubin and Steven Landau of Touch Graphics, as they discuss and demonstrate various products.

Upcoming Events

Access and the City
November 20, 2008
Guinness Storehouse, St James's Gate,
Dublin 9, Ireland
<Click here to read the PDF Program>

Tactile Graphics 2008 Conference
December 3-5, 2008
Jury's Inn, Birmingham, UK

CTEVH Conference
March 12-15, 2009
San Francisco Airport Marriott, Burlingame,CA

CSUN 2009 Conference
March 16-20, 2009
Los Angeles, CA

14th Annual International CyberTherapy and CyberPsychology Conference
June 21-23 , 2009
Verbania-Intra, Italy

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Now Available

power chord

Power Chord Braille Keyboard had been unveiled by Touch Graphics. This simple USB keyboard is great for use with writing exercises in the SAL2 Courseware for Braille Literacy.<Click here to learn more>

In Development

WiiCane Touch Graphics is about to start work on an exciting new project! The WiiCane, a system for promoting proper use of the long cane in orientation and mobility training for young children. <Click here to learn more>

Pen-Enabled Subway Maps Touch Graphics, Inc. is collaborating with Smith Kettlewell Eye Research Institute and Baruch College Computer Center for Visually Impaired People to demonstrate a new way to think about transit maps. <Click here to learn more>