The visually impairedmust rely on sensory cues other than vision to memorise objects. People who have been blind since birth have the ability to experience visual sensations in the brain. But due to the lack of visualisation they fail to illustrate. To help enhance visual imagery, we have created the ‘Braille Tab’. Why visual memory? The only way of helping visually impaired children understand the world accurately is by stimulating the other senses – be it touch, hearing, smell, or taste. Tactile materials play a vital role in the education of blind children because they help create a more accurate mental image of the objects around them.