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This is a tactile chess set designed for accessible play. It includes a chessboard and a full set of pieces adapted for tactile use, so the game can be followed by touch as well as by sight. How it works The board uses several tactile…
It's a bit funny, but when we made a coin from 1,000 years ago for the Museum we noticed that we didn't know what modern coins looked like either. That's how we came up with this illustration of a contemporary Polish 2 złote coin. This…
This is a simple Tic-Tac-Toe set, also known as noughts and crosses. It is a compact two-player game with separate cross and circle pieces, designed for quick play and easy handling. This version uses separate shaped pieces placed into…
Mancala is an African strategy board game. We have created this model for the blind, but it will be suitable for everyone. :) 48 stones are used in the game. We proposed small hemispheres, but you can really use anything: pebbles…
This is an accessible Scrabble board designed for tactile play. The board is divided into four separate quarters, which are assembled into a full playing surface. The set is intended to work with letter tiles that can be read by touch as…
Princes Polonie is a historical coin minted in Poland by Bolesław the Brave around the year 1000. This model has been donated free of charge to Museum of the First Piasts on Lednica. The model of the coin has been made considerably…
This is a tactile version of the classic 15 puzzle, adapted with both Braille and blackprint numerals on every tile. It is designed so the puzzle can be used by blind, partially sighted and sighted players alike. How it works The 15…
These checkers have been designed with blind people in mind, but they can be played by anyone. We departed from the traditional marking of black pieces by tips, opting for a geometric form. The pieces have been prepared in a dimension…
This is a set of cubarithms, a tactile maths aid based on Braille, designed for arranging calculations physically on a grid. In standard use, cubarithms, invented by Alphonse Oury in 1886, help with learning written addition, subtraction,…
This is nothing less, nothing more than a clock with two moving hands and numbers - convex on the face and Braille on the edges. How to print? This model has proven surprisingly problematic for 3d printing. The problem is the interior and…
Geometry set with four separate models: a ruler, a 30-60-90 set square, a measuring protractor and a drafting protractor. The set was designed as a practical tactile aid for learning and everyday geometry work, with clear raised markings…
We ourselves did not know how beautifully detailed medieval seals were. This heraldic seal of the Polish king Przemysl II was donated free of charge to the Museum of the First Piasts at Lednica. The original seal is naturally flat, but in…
It is an enlarged and embossed version of the denarius believed to be the first minted in Poland, by Prince Mieszko I. It is worth noting that some historians attribute it to Mieszko II. How to print? Print it at a side, supports…
This coat of arms of the city of Cracow was designed as a tactile graphics for blind people, but can obviously find far more applications. How to print We strongly advise to print it vertically to make all elements smooth, eagle…
This is a tactile Ludo set. It is designed for accessible play, with each player's pieces using a different shape so they can be recognised by touch as well as by sight. The set includes a compact board and lid, making it practical both…
After the launch of our Braille Scrabble, we were contacted by a chemistry teacher at a Polish school for the blind with a rather interesting idea. She noted that the Scrabble board offers great educational opportunities. After the…
This is an accessible Connect Four set with tactile adaptation for easier play by touch as well as by sight. The game includes a board, two different sets of playing pieces and a lid to close it at the top. How it works Connect Four is a…
The aim was to create a go (weiqi) game playable for the blind. The board has holes to prevent the stones from accidentally moving. In addition, it was assumed that the black stones would have an additional dome to allow them to be…
This simple frame is the basic device of a blind person. Its opening allows for easy signing. In addition, there is a ruler on one side, and a few holes on the other for checking the denomination of Polish banknotes, although of course it…
This domino was originally designed to teach blind children black print letters, but it soon turned out that it can work double and help teach Braille to their sighted peers. :) Each block contains one letter in Braille and another in…
This coat of arms of the city of Kielce was designed as a tactile graphics for blind people, but can obviously find far more applications. How to print No rafts or supports needed. Print in any scale.
This coat of arms of the city of Katowice was designed as a tactile graphics for blind people, but can obviously find far more applications. How to print No rafts or supports needed. Print in any scale.
The Sieciech denar, dating from the end of the 11th century, was the first non-princely monetary issue in Poland. How to print Print at a side, with raft and supports.
This is a Reversi set, also known in many places as Othello. It is a classic two-player strategy game in which both players use the same type of pieces and try to take control of the board by surrounding the opponent's pieces. How it…
This coat of arms of Warsaw (the capital city of Poland) was designed as a tactile graphics for blind people, but can obviously find far more applications. How to print No rafts or supports needed. Print in any scale. Printing vertically…
We wanted to create a sudoku game for blind children. However, it quickly became apparent that we needed a scaled-down version first, with a size of 2x2. And numbers, whether Braille or blackprinted, are not so intuitive for people…
The model is a tactile coat of arms of Darłowo, a city located in Western Pomerania, Poland. How to print We recommend printing it at a side, with raft and supports. Alternatively, it is possible to print using 0.25 mm nozzle, but the…
We wanted to create a general method to build puzzles based on a pictures. We received information that simple folding drawings are missing in blind education, so we are making our first proposal available. How to print It can be easily…
This simple puzzle was created to teach blind children spatial orientation, but in fact it can be fun for everyone, regardless of their level of vision and age. :) The goal is to build routes between designated points using available…
This is a convex plan of the Polish holm on Ostrów Lednicki, made as a test of 3d printing tactile plans and donated free of charge to the Museum of the First Piasts on Lednica, where it is on display. The idea is to show the layout of…
This coat of arms of the city of Gdynia was designed as a tactile graphics for blind people, but can obviously find far more applications. How to print No rafts or supports needed. Print in any scale.
Invisible Island is a strategic board game for 2-4 players, where the objective is to acquire totems and open the gate to Atlantis, all while blindly navigating a maze full of hidden corners. The game was created by Karolina Glanowska, a…
This is only an illustrative model showing how to make a keyring accessible to the blind. The keyring has a black print inscription, Braille and a QR code. To be honest, this code is not the most beautiful, but as we are currently working…
This coat of arms of the city of Żmigród was designed as a tactile graphics for blind people, but can obviously find far more applications. How to print We strongly advise to print it vertically to make the dragon and other elements…
3(r)D Point is an initiative started by the Prowadnica Foundation to encourage the making of architectural signage in Braille using 3D printing. The official website of the project ( 3dpoint.tech ) is currently only available in Polish,…
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