Anyone else out there who went to #CSUNATC25 remember anything about Thinkerbell's tiny braille display prototype? Sadly since my brain was not in podcast mode, I did not take any notes on it and Google doesn't seem to know anything.
I believe it was 32 cells. Braille was pretty firm but a bit less than Orbit, aiming for $1,000 and a November release. Definitely intriguing if true.

This is the same company behind the Annie braille learning aid, sold as Polly by APH in the U.S.

In-Process is now available, featuring all the info on CSUN ATC 2025, Thorium Reader, how the NVDA 2025.1 Update is going, Open-Source software and a new RH Voice Update! Read it all here: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/in-process-25th-march-2025/ and don't forget to subscribe via email: https://eepurl.com/iuVyjo

#NVDA #NVDAsr #ScreenReader #Accessibility #CSUNATC #CSUNATC25 #CSUN #Thorium #RHVoice #OpenSource #FOSS #FLOSS #News #Newsletter #Update

More #CSUNATC25 stuff. @mactoph is compiling session descriptions and slide decks here. Very cool.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OqmkBLPSfPDtRq_pMWcKcVCCWpfvwdeXHDtM7xk0ZHM/edit

We had such an amazing time at #CSUNATC25 and want to thank everyone who joined us in the exhibit hall and during our sessions. You all made it such a memorable and enjoyable conference and we can't wait for #CSUNATC26!

What was your favorite CSUN Conference memory?

Very much enjoyed #CSUNATC25. Something didn't quite set right but a post from Adrian Roselli help stuff click.

My musings: https://www.bruta11y.com/csun-a-postscript

The post that clarified things: https://adrianroselli.com/2025/03/csunatc-2025-recap.html

We had a great time at #csunatc25! Thanks to everyone who came to our presentation, apologies to those who got turned away because it was full! Don't forget you can find all the info from the slides at https://www.nvaccess.org/csun

Have a safe trip home everyone!