Innovative Braille technology: HTL Mistelbach wins Pozzi -hanner Prize

Innovative Braille technology: HTL Mistelbach wins Pozzi -hanner Prize

A remarkable success for the HTL Mistelbach was recently celebrated in the Albert-Schweitzer-Haus in Vienna, where graduates Carolin Gaß and Doris Schmid were awarded the Pozzi -hanner Prize for the first time for their diploma thesis "Duosenense Braille". This youth prize rewardes innovative contributions that support the self -determined life of people with disabilities.

The “Duosenense Braille” project was developed in cooperation with the TEPRECHONE company and convinces with a unique modification of a braille line. With this device, letters can be experienced both acoustically and tactile, which makes it easier for visually impaired people to learn the braille independently.

awards and laudation

dr. Wolfgang Zagler, who appeared as a laudator, praised the commitment of the young developers in his speech: "This project makes a valuable contribution to accessibility and opens up new perspectives for visually impaired people." The supervisor of the diploma thesis, DI Dr. Markus Würzl, congratulated the award winners on behalf of the HTL Mistelbach on their success.

The award of the Pozzi -hanner Prize is a significant step to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities. With the introduction of the youth prize, the focus was on the innovative solutions of young talents for the first time this year. Carolin Gaß and Doris Schmid realized this focus through their outstanding work with flying colors.

This award sends a strong message: innovation and commitment of young people are crucial to reduce barriers and promote equal opportunities. The “Duosense Braille” project is not only proof of the creative skills of the two graduates, but also an inspiring example of how technology can enrich the life of people with disabilities.

In order to learn more about these impressive developments, interested parties can be a detailed article on www.meinbezirk.at read.