A mechanical device or person that produces Braille text, converting regular text into raised dot patterns.
From 'Braille' + '-er' (one who does/makes). Modern usage often refers to electronic Braille production devices.
Modern Braillers are called 'embossers' now—they're printers that punch dots into paper at incredible speeds, and they're still essential for anyone who reads Braille despite living in a digital age.
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