TactiCube
Making Cubing Accessible to the Visually Impaired
The Full Story
Millions of visually impaired students in India do not get access to hands-on learning tools. Existing tactile cubes are imported and expensive, costing ₹2,500–₹5,000 — making them unreachable for most schools.
Neil’s TactiCube project changes that.
✅ Problem
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No low-cost Rubik’s cube option for visually impaired students in India.
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Existing tactile cubes feel foreign and are not designed for Indian students.
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There is noone to teach cubing to visually impaired people in India
✅ Neil’s Solution — TactiCube
A Braille-based Rubik’s Cube prototype, designed to be:
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Affordable (target price: under ₹500)
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Durable and classroom-friendly
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Easy to learn (each face has tactile + Braille marked)
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Cubing has proven cognitive benefits: memory, sequencing, spatial thinking.
Neil teaches visually impaired children how to use the Braile cube via NGOS
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Who is it for?
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Schools for blind and visually impaired students
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NGOs working with disability learning resources
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Parents and educators who want adaptive learning tools
Anyone who wants to support accessible innovation
Product Features
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Six embossed tactile textures
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Braille markings for color identification
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Smooth turning mechanism — beginner friendly
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Designed and prototyped in India
Pricing & Support
Plan
Individual purchase
NGO Educational Pack (Set of 10)
Sponsor-a-School
Best For
Personal use / gifting
Blind schools & workshops
CSR / donors
Price
₹499
₹3,999
Begins at ₹5,000
Every cube purchased helps fund workshops for visually impaired students.
👉 Pre-orders opening soon. Limited first batch.
Want to collaborate or sponsor a school?
📩 Email us @ neilgour3@gmail.com
