Learning tools for blind, low vision and neurodiverse students, from primary school through college. The range covers refreshable braille displays and braille writers, NCERT-aligned tactile textbooks in English and Hindi, talking and graphing calculators, tactile geometry and mathematics sets, and complete classroom kits assembled by grade.

How to choose

Most items here are specified by special educators, resource rooms and inclusive schools rather than individual buyers, so kits are grouped by class level and disability type. If you are equipping a classroom rather than a single student, the graded kits are almost always more economical than assembling the same contents item by item.

For an individual student, the usual order is: a slate and stylus or braille writer for producing braille, then the tactile textbooks for the subjects they struggle with most, then a refreshable display once they are working with digital material. Refreshable braille displays are the largest single expense in this category and are worth deferring until a student is reading braille fluently.

Prices run from under Rs100 for a slate and stylus to Rs88,000 for an advanced refreshable braille display. NCERT-aligned tactile textbooks are produced in limited runs, so schools ordering for a full cohort should confirm stock before term begins.