Robus India showcased its products for the third time at the IndiaCorr Expo. The company’s director Prem Vishwakarma, was initially apprehensive about being a part of the first exhibition for the corrugation and folding carton industry after the Covid-19 pandemic. He voiced his concerns, “Before the exhibition, we were very afraid whether we will get a good response here – but we participated nevertheless as we wanted to showcase our braille machine, Braille 850, after its launch. In India, we are the only ones providing this kind of machine after Bobst.”

The American Foundation for the Blind defines Braille as ‘a system of raised dots that can be read with the fingers by people who are blind or who have low vision.’ The tactile writing system, prepared by embossing paper with raised dots, can be read with naked eyes by people with good vision. With technological advancements around the globe and increased sensitivity to challenged and aged consumers, Braille is slowly becoming compulsory for the packaging of all kinds of pharma and some food items – especially for printing expiry dates.

Vishwakarma adds, “Internationally, many people are doing Braille work but it is not complied with as an international standard as yet. In the Braille 850 and Braille 650 machines, we can get all the parameters such as accuracy to match the international standards. Only two companies are selling this kind of machine globally. The special feature of this machine is that it is entirely ‘Make in India.’”

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