I was impressed by the potential of the quantum Mountbatten, electronic, computer-brailler. The more I analyzed and discovered, the more I felt that it would help enable our organization to produce more and better, conceptual and tactile aids for sight and mental impaired school children. We ship free of charge approximately 5,000 items each year. About 125 women and men are involved. We have several braillists, but as retirees well know, age takes its toll of dexterity and perseverance.
Humans also do make errors occasionally.
They gave us our first Mountbatten for Christmas in 1994 and then gave us a second unit in 1995. What a great bunch of people. I have taught two of our enthusiastic ladies to use an older computer to operate one of the braillers. I use my personal 486 and pentium computers to control the second machine. Enough of history and background and onward to your request for comments and operational experience.