Translational Research · Project detail

BrailleJet, H2020

A Horizon 2020 project advancing an affordable desktop system for Braille and tactile graphic printing toward practical use.

ProgrammeHorizon 2020

Grant733157

FocusAssistive technology · tactile printing

CoordinationDr Andras Bulkai · CERC


01 · Project facts

Tactile printing designed for an accessible desktop format.

B.my.jet is an affordable desktop-sized multifunctional device for printing, scanning and copying. Its patented ink-depositing method places special ink on normal paper to produce tactile print, creating an operating model comparable to an inkjet printer.


02 · Translational challenge

Making a technical breakthrough legible as a route to use.


01

Technology

Patented ink deposition for accurate tactile printing.

02

Application

Home-oriented printer, scanner and photocopier format.

03

Programme

Horizon 2020 research and innovation funding.


03 · Bulkai contribution

Translation work across technology, application and programme context.


01

Innovation framing

A technical method articulated through a clear accessible-use proposition.

02

Coordination context

Project coordination by Dr Andras Bulkai with the Central European Research Center.

03

Route to use

Technology and operating model positioned for practical application.


Field note

Accessibility technology gains force when technical precision and everyday use are developed together.

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04 · Programme context

A Horizon 2020 project with a practical application horizon.

The project received European Union Horizon 2020 research and innovation funding under grant agreement 733157.