Method of manufacture and adapting accessible multisensory tabletop games by modern manufacturing tecnhologies

Abstract

This invention describes accessible tabletop games in which all visual stimuli, such as shapes, colors, and symbols, have been transformed into tactile ones by using different textures and materials, so that they can be recognized by touch. This method allows the development of games that can be used equally by people with and without visual impairment, thereby promoting inclusion. Additionally, the games contribute to the development of skills such as tactile perception, fine motor skills, and allow interaction among participants with and without disabilities thereby promoting socialization. The games may be made from various materials, such as natural, biodegradable, recyclable or synthetic materials, as well as common materials such as paper, fabric, plastics, metals, wood, sticks, grains, spices, recycled objects, and natural materials. This flexibility in material selection allows the production of inexpensive and easily reproducible games suitable for educational use, entertainment, and social inclusion enhancement.