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The Importance of tactile warning Systems

According to an estimate, over 1.3 billion worldwide live with visual impairment, suffering from moderate issues to total blindness. However, our society has created a different way for these people to get equal opportunities. One such tool valuable tool is called   Surface Applied Detectable Warning System. What Are Tactile Warning Surfaces? Tactile warning surfaces are surfaces with a textured pattern designed to alert visually impaired people of a hazard or drop-off. These surfaces are typically made of raised dots or bars and are installed on the edges of sidewalks, platform edges, and other areas where there is a risk of falling. They are often used in conjunction with audio warning systems to provide information about the location and nature of the hazard. The purpose of tactile warning surfaces is to help prevent accidents and injuries by alerting visually impaired people to the presence of hazards that they might not otherwise be able to detect.   Types of Dete...

3 Key Points to Ensure Access for Sight Impaired Consumers

If you are managing a facility, the first thing that you need to ensure is to provide safe and easy access to sight-impaired consumers. Your organization must follow the best practices to make your facilities inclusive to make the facility safe, and accessible to all consumers who either have a physical disability or are visually impaired.               So, let’s take a look at the three key points to ensure access for sight-impaired consumers:  Use Contrast Colors    You can use different types of lighting and contrasting colors to allow your sight-impaired consumers to identify different surfaces. For example, you can add a colored strip along the stair edges to help your consumers easily watch out for the stairs with a lesser chance of falling accidents.     2.      Provide Tactile Flooring Tactile tiles are raised tiles with specific patterns that are useful in assisting visually impa...