08/26/2026
How do and people use maps? The answer is with special tactile maps made with raised braille writing and embossed lines.
We check out an subway map of Boston from the 1980s that uses braille and we talk about the Lighthouse Foundation in San Francisco creates standards to make it easier for a visually impaired or blind person to quickly get where they need to go.
Read "Tactile Mapping" by Vincent van Altena and Jakub Wabinski by Esri Press