Inclusion is a topic that is constantly growing in society, it is extremely important, although
they are widely discussed today, there is still a great lack of research and investment in this
area. The present work presents a proposal to develop an assistive technology (AT) aimed
at people who are blind or have low vision. Such a project refers to a Braille keyboard
similar to that used in Braille typewriters, but with a differentiated proposal, which is
inclusion in the digital age, where it stops using only paper and starts using the knowledge
that already has to type and perform other interactions on the computer. Visually impaired
people already use computers and smartphones with the help of screen reader software, the
purpose of this work is to add more accessibility. In addition, the prototype to be developed
can be used in teaching and learning Braille writing in a practical way and reducing the
impact because it does not use paper.
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