Rosetta is a 3D-printable alphabet for people who are blind or visually impaired to learn cursive writing. Rosetta consists of a Braille alphabet, tactile block letters, and cursive letters in upper and lower case. The tactile alphabets are generated using OpenSCAD scripts and our tactile labelmaker "Define Beschriftung". The idea and development came from our [Do-it-blind group (DIB)](/projects/do-it-blind).

The sources have been published in our repository.

We published the model on Thingiverse for printing.

We make the maker movement accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired. You are invited to our weekly online meetings on Mondays at 7 p.m. in BigBlueButton. Once a month, we meet at metalab and work on our projects.

You can find current project information on our metalab wiki page. You can contact the project's user group and receive the latest invitations via our mailing list dib@lists.metalab.at.

In 2022 and 2023, we implemented the objectives of the Do-it-blind (DIB) project as part of the Define project.