Aggie-developed Maps For Visually Impaired
Stephanie Cannon '06 August 18, 2016 8:56 AM updated: August 18, 2016 10:32 AM
Thanks, theeagle.com for sharing this great story!
After taking a 3D printing course in the Engineering Innovation Center, Tyler Wooten '19 decided he wanted to use his new knowledge on a project that would help others.
That project? He is designing 3D-printed tactile maps of Texas A&M's campus for visually impaired students.
He started the project as a freshmen and has plans to continue with the possibility of displaying a larger map in the MSC and developing a map for Downtown Bryan.
Read the full story at theeagle.com.
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