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The LEGO Group is debuting a pilot to make LEGO sets more accessible for those with vision impairments with LEGO Audio and Braille Building Instructions. The instructions are now available in English ...

Lego is using artificial intelligence to translate building instructions into audio and braille to help visually-impaired children enjoy their play sets. The Danish toy company has a bespoke design ...

The company will launch a testing phase of its LEGO Audio & Braille Building Instructions on Aug. 28 Matt Shifrin, from Newton, Massachusetts, has always loved playing with LEGOs. Born blind, he would ...

All Lego sets come with visual instructions that indicate where builders should place each piece. But such guidance isn't accessible for the blind. The Lego Foundation today announced they are ...

When Matthew Shifrin turned 13, he got a birthday present from his family friend Lilya Finkel that changed his life. "Lilya came over to my house and with her she brought this big cardboard box and ...

Matthew Shifrin first discovered Legos when he thrust his hands deep inside a crate crammed full of the tiny brick toys. His babysitter, Lilya Finkel, had spotted the discarded box on the side of the ...

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Lego has developed a set of instructions for the visually impaired, in an attempt to make the experience “more accessible”. The Lego Audio & Braille Building Instructions were inspired by Matthew ...

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The toy giant has launched a global trial with four building sets and hopes to release more next year. Sign up for the top news stories every day to keep you informed with what's going on in the West ...