Your e-reader may be keeping you up at night--but it's not all bad news.

Your e-reader may be keeping you up at night--but it's not all bad news.
Bristol Braille Company, a company in Bristol, England developed what seems to resemble a newly designed version of a Kindle that helps the blind to read. Of course, it’s not a Kindle, and the device is called Canute 360.
According to India Times, the way Canute 360 works is that it supports any book that has been translated to braille downloads it onto the reading device immediately. Although, there are studies that show reading among the blind has dropped because of the advances of technology like audiobooks. Bristol Braille suggests that learning braille increases literacy among the blind and, thanks to this prototype that will be available to the public this year, they will be sure to see it increase even more.
Canute 360 will be priced in equivalence to a laptop. It will be released sometime in 2019 and Bristol Braille listed its features if you’re more curious about the prototype: