It is an important guidance facility for visually impaired individuals to obtain information about buildings and facilities.
The "Braille Guidance Board" comprehensive catalog features products such as the "Braille Guidance Board," which has an angled screen section for easier tactile reading, displays for indicating destinations at the top and bottom of stairs, "Braille Sign Boards for Handrails" that inform about landings and stairs, "Braille Sign Boards for Rooms" to be installed at the entrances of various rooms, and "Braille Tiles" made of synthetic rubber. This catalog provides guidance equipment that offers information not only to visually impaired individuals but to everyone. 【Featured Products】 ○ Braille Guidance Board ○ Braille Sign Board for Handrails ○ Braille Sign Board for Rooms ○ Other Guidance Equipment, etc. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Contents】 [Braille Signage] ○ Braille Signage (Screen) ○ Freestanding Braille Signage ○ Wall-mounted Braille Signage ○ Voice Guidance Device ○ Braille Signage for Restrooms [Handrail Braille Signage] ○ Braille Signage for Stairs and Handrails [Room Braille Signage] ○ Braille Signage for Rooms ○ Braille Signage for Call Buttons ○ Various Braille Signage [Other Guidance Equipment] ○ Braille Tiles (Indoor) ○ Braille Tiles (Outdoor) ○ Electronic Chime for Guidance, etc. ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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Sun Kogei Co., Ltd. has been involved in the research and development of Braille signage and other systems since 1975, at a time when walking guidance systems for visually impaired individuals were not widely recognized. We have made progress in development with the cooperation of Kyoto City and various related organizations. However, nowadays, as guidance systems are increasingly incorporated into construction projects, there seems to be a tendency for the original welfare-oriented systems to take on a life of their own in terms of style and form. With the 40th anniversary of our founding, we would like to return to our roots and strive for the development of a nationally unified guidance system for visually impaired individuals as a welfare initiative.
