Louis Braille's Invention
Historical Account★★★★When Louis Braille was nine, an awl from his father’s worktable blinded him in both eyes. He later attended a school for the blind and invented a new reading method using raised dots on paper, inspired by the very tool that had caused his blindness.
Arnall, Jeremy, “04 Called” (AudioVerse teaching 45376).
The point
Louis Braille invented a reading method for the blind using raised dots, inspired by an awl that blinded him as a child.
