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Product Updates & Upgrades

APH is always working to improve what already exists as we produce new technology and products to ensure we are...

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A segment of an illustration on a Blind Roosevelt Graves album cover. The black and white line drawing features two men on a wooden porch playing guitars. One man has a mustache and is leaning back in his chair on the porch, and the other man is wearing a hat and seated on the steps of the porch. There is a filigree border on both sides of the illustration.

Blind Roosevelt Graves and the First Recorded Rock & Roll

Did you know that the first recorded rock n’ roll is attributed to a blind musician? The musical group, Blind...

Two young people touch the Monarch's multiline braille display as it sits on a table near a chessboard.

Inside the Monarch Chess App

Designed to have a video game feel, the main screen of the Chess Application is visually striking with the words...

In a meeting room, people sit at long tables arranged in rows and covered in white tablecloths. Several of the people are examining the Monarch multiline braille displays in front of them.

From Dream to Reality: An Interview with Karen Anderson

Karen Anderson, Education Programs Coordinator at the National Federation of the Blind (NFB), says her first impression of the Monarch...

A young boy with glasses and another young child play on a Reach & Match mat. Behind them, a faux brick building facade with the PNC Bank logo at the top, mimicking a sign, can be seen.

Connect the Dots Sets the Stage for The Dot Experience

Churchill Downs, Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Muhammad Ali Center, and many more are on a long list of attractions...

A student uses the Monarch's orange zoom out button while viewing a braille document. The top of a tactile graphic is visible at the bottom of the refreshable braille display. In the background a blue tactile solar system can be seen.

eBraille: Inception to Reality

A new file standard will soon be available for braille readers! Created by APH and partners around the world, eBraille...

A woman with long hair types on the Monarch at a desk in an office.

APH’s Jessica Minneci Discovers a Literary World on the Monarch

Jessica Minneci, APH’s Communications Associate, composes blogs during work and spends her nights drafting novels. One-line braille displays assist with...