A researcher from the University of Rhode Island (URI) in the US is exploring how 3D polyjet printing technology can be used to create durable, tactile braille labels for clothing. The innovation aims to make fashion more accessible for individuals with visual impairments. Inspiration for the label emerged from research in textile science, where scientists explore ways to integrate emerging technologies into the fabric industry. 3D polyjet printing is commonly used to manufacture models, toys, and decorative elements on textiles.
