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They look good, hopefully we can integrate them in some way into
Pi-Top. None of them specifically say they will work with a
Linux-based system, but I’m sure it won’t be too difficult to port
it.
At the moment, we have our work cut out with getting
everything ready for production, but I would like to look into
this further once we ship Pi-Top in May - we’ll also have
expanded the team by then too so could put more resources behind
it if required, it would be great to help out with the Raspberry
VI community. If you get back in touch towards the end of May we
will have a proper discussion on what to implement.
Sorry that I can’t be of any immediate help, but at
least I can have it on my mind until we’re ready to put some
serious thought into it.
Kind
regards,
Ryan Dunwoody
Pi-Top Co-Founder & CTO
perhaps
the braillePen12 braille display or a braillePen
keyboard?
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On 3/5/2015 6:09 AM, Ryan
Dunwoody wrote:
Hi Josh,
Thanks for your email. My name is Ryan,
Co-Founder and Lead Engineer at Pi-Top.
Raspberry VI is a great initiative, and
it seems like there are a lot of people trying to
get more accessibility tools available for the Pi.
We are not doing any work on the software side of
the Raspberry Pi at the moment, as we mainly focus
on building the hardware for the laptop.
We would love to help out when we have
finished designing Pi-Top ready for production. Is
there any specific hardware that you would like to
see interfaced with the Pi? Maybe we could integrate
a popular electronic Braille system into a custom 3D
printed base?
Looking forward to your thoughts.
Kind regards,
Ryan Dunwoody
Pi-Top Co-Founder & CTO
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From:
<team pi-top com>
Date: Fri, Feb 27, 2015 at 12:59 PM
Subject: Contact us request
To:
team pi-top com
You have a contact us request:
name:Josh Kennedy
message:My name is Josh Kennedy. I am
totally blind. Could you please offer a
raspberry vi version of your product?
please see
www.raspberryvi.org
. it uses arch Linux with emacspeak but
with the new pi the mate desktop and orca
could easily run on it. Please get back to
me. thanks.
contact
email:joshknnd1982 gmail com
