A lot of us have hopped on the technology bandwagon, and have multiple devices that we use (tablet, iPad, smartphone, iPod, etc.). Technology is there to make our lives easier. In most cases, it does. What we don’t stop to consider, though, is that not everyone is able to use technology the way that we are able to. There are many different features on devices that cater to those with disabilities, and they have immensely improved daily tasks for people. As future OTs, we need to keep all of these handy tools and features in our back pockets so that we may utilize them with our clients. Here is another tool for us future OTs: a smartphone that takes ordinary documents and images and translates them to Braille. There are still a lot of people out there who have visual impairments and benefit from Braille text. There are other devices on the market that do similar things, but imagine giving a smartphone-like device for a client that can do all of this for them. It would allow them to continue to use a system (Braille) that they are already familiar with in their everyday lives. This product was introduced by Kriyate, which is based in India, and is in the testing phase. How cool would this be if it comes to the American market and is available for our clients?