Hands On with LEGO Braille Bricks!
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- Check out the LEGO Braille Bricks initiative, with sets 40655 and 40656, the English and French alphabets! These are RETAIL RELEASE sets that, for the first time, are available to the public!
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Quick clarification on some comments made in the video - when I mentioned this is a new system/language for LEGO, I meant in the context of the LEGO system that this has never been done before, not that LEGO invented braille (of course). Sorry for the confusion!
Umm... urhmm. .. so..
Moments before disaster.
Very cool new product! To clarify- this is just existing braille on a 2x4 brick- not a new language or new version of braille
I just received my set of braille Lego bricks yesterday. I am totally blind and learned braille when I was young. The studs on the bricks seem to me to be a kind of jumbo braille. Jumbo braille might be used by those who have issues with sensativity in their fingers. When I opened my box, I found 4 bags of legos and 2 basses to put the legos on. The box did have braille on it, but it was faint and not as clear and sharp as I might have wished. I could read the braille on the box which said scan your code to play, and also braille lego bricks. I'll have to be careful with the bricks because they are small and when I'm on the floor playing with them, I don't want to nock a brick under my bed or accidentally push it somewhere where I can't find it. This concept is interesting I'm not exactly sure how I'll use them as I already know braille. I've never been all that good at reading jumbo braille, so this will be an interesting experience. I have to make sure I have each lego oriented properly so the dots I read are in the correct order. I can read the letter y good enough and a few of the other letters. It is fun to put the legos on the bass.
Hi duck-man. Really strange audio glitch at 1:36
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In my country there are those learning 'suitcases', for learning to count and spell. They contain plates with the individual numbers/letter on top with individual nub patterns on the backside and task-sheets with corresponding hole pattern for the required numbers/letters to put the plates in. I think Lego could easily use that idea for Braille and their studs just by having the required sheet be two parts: one with the task/term/Word/sentence as base and the solution to be put on top to see if the studs allign with the holes.
I personally am looking forward to using this. As a lifelong LEGO fan who is losing my sight, I've been dreading learning Braille. I can currently still build my sets with magnifyers and lots of lights. Surgery for my eye condition is improving, so I have lots of hope. Still I have been advised to learn Braille. Thanks for review Chris and thanks TLG!
As well as having more inclusive characters and minifigures in their sets, they are also including more different people now!
Honestly this is super cool! Love how Lego is getting more and more accessible
It seems like they are open to anyone to pre-order, which is great!
I'm so excited! I've been waiting for this since I was 12! I thought what better way to teach braille than through Lego? 😃
Really cool!
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I want this
As a french and american, this is approved
I am severely visually impaired, and just learning braille. I am going to order a set, I’ve always love Lego, so this seems a great tool to add to the other things Im using to learn.
Very interesting
I can’t wait to see how people use these in Mocs
Shame they're 2x4. If they were 1x3, I could use them in Ninjago City Monastery
How come u get it in advance
"I'm very used to feeling studs"
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I love it when people come out like this.
Mentally ill
@@aurorahasfallen sorry to hear that.
Hope you get better.
@@Floedekage That’s a very poor attempt at sarcasm
@@aurorahasfallen I wasn't being sarcastic.
I was making fun of you by using your own words against you.
There was no sarcasm in my comment. I really hope you grow beyond letting your life be dictated by hate. Please seek professional help in case your get the urge to act in an aggressive way based on what cultural heritage, religious persuasion or childhood trauma have informed your hate. It's not worth ruining others lives or your own. 💜
I hope Lego does a 2nd version to teach Grade 2 and contractions 😃
I saw something in your video that you missed. You probably don’t realize it was there but I am sure you can fix it ASAP before someone else can see the same. In time frame of video :23 and a few other times I saw a blank space. A small section of wall that was bare. No Lego was covering it. How can this be ?
Sorry if this is rude or stupid. How is theblind suposse to play with the bricks? How do they know what color the piece is or, I am confused. So this is not to build with Lego but to learn braille?
Colors are irrelevant, what matters are the protruding Lego studs and the different combinations that make a letter.
I think the colors might be for the sighted. If I have a blind sibling, it would help me find the vowels or symbols more quickly if I was helping them with play/learning
@@shawndavis7862yeah. White bricks would be very dull. Also, maybe theese bricks could be used in a moc lol
The Legos can build just like regular Legos and can interact with other Lego sets. The color is fun because, it's Lego and this wasn't just created to teach the blind but sighted as well.
When I started learning braille it was only available as raised white dots on white paper, of course but this gives the sighted person a migraine and is very difficult to decipher when first learning because the braille dots are so small.
Could be used for describing a build.
I wonder how long it will take to 100% open it up to the public 🤔
5 days
available for preorder
That's all right and all, but how am I supposed to build a car, or a cool spaceship out of them?!?!!?
I guess I just don’t understand their purpose? Like are you supposed to build with weird-studded bricks or organize them to say words? Cool idea but I am struggling with their practicality. Also, that’s an apostrophe, not an asterisk.
It's basically a learning tool for blind kids to get familliar with the alphabet, the same way kids with vision might play with wooden alphabet blocks to make words.
I see this as the magnet letters most families had pre 1980. You would practice spelling in the kitchen on the fridge while mom or grandma cooked and cleaned. You could learn to read without having the physical ability to write.
I think this is interesting, but like, I don't understand how someone would actually play with Lego with them other than just spelling out words?
erh, how about blind kids ?
Well this video sure is ironic
And that can help blind people
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