After reading documents about the situation of blind people on Latinamerica and specifically in Chile, where only between 15-20% of the total blind population can actually read in braille or other systems, a rethink and redesign was necessary at least for an early Prototype.
After rethinking the actual design and button distribution of the device I changed the distribution to 3 buttons (bottom) for navigation (Right - Confirmation - Left) and 4 buttons (up) for multiple alternative selection.
Prototype B is implemented in a Raspberry Pi 3B, because I can easily transfer the file through SSH via WiFi.
The sound of the Raspberry Pi via Jack 3.5mm is just horrible and noisy, one alternative is to use a USB Audio Card.
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