The Maker’s Journey: Iteration by Iteration Phase 1: The “Straight-Line” Concept The maker began with a simple, logical foundation: verticality and coverage. Using two upside-down crutches fastened […]
Make Inclusive Tech (MIT) Sundays expansion
Salvage Garden and SG Enable’s i’mable are thrilled to announce the expansion of our Make Inclusive Tech (MIT) Sundays workshops to three new locations across […]
Braille Printing
With 3D printing and opensource hardware options, we’re happy to offer low cost options for braille printers and braille printed on various materials options (paper, […]
Project: Match-4 and TicTacToe T3 Tabletop Inclusive Game
Looking for a fun and accessible tabletop game? Look no further than M4tch, a 3D printed version of Connect Four that’s perfect for players of all abilities! Not only is it a classic game that lets you show off your strategic planning skills, but it’s also been specifically designed with tactile markers to help visually and physically impaired players distinguish between each row and column. Plus, with each game piece having its own distinct texture, it’s easy for players to differentiate between their pieces. The 3D printed details make it even more special, and it’s a great addition to any classroom, family game night, or game enthusiast’s collection. Ready for inclusive fun and learning? Give M4tch a try!
