Designing Tactile Schematics: An NYU ITP thesis by Lauren Race with advisors Chancey Fleet, Josh Miele, Tom Igoe, and Amy Hurst.
Designing Tactile Schematics is a novel set of standards and best practices for designing tactile schematics, supporting nonvisual workflows for building circuits. It includes a library of over 50 completed tactile schematics available for free download. We are a work in progress, welcoming comments and suggestions at lauren.race@nyu.edu.


Style & Workflow Guide
The guide assumes that you, or your collaborators, have a working knowledge of Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, or Inkscape, are familiar with schematics and terms like transistor, resistor, LED, and motor, and have access to microcapsule paper and a fuser. Templates included.
Tactile Schematics
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