Inaugurated on December 3, 2024, the Campus Louis Braille marks an important step towards the autonomy of visually impaired people. Dedicated to fundamental research, technological innovation and training, it aims to be a driving force in France, as well as on an international scale.

Inspired by the legacy of Louis Braille, inventor of the famous eponymous tactile code, this campus, located in the heart of the Duroc district in Paris, aims to become a place where start-ups, researchers, students and people concerned by visual impairment work together to develop concrete solutions that promote autonomy and improve the daily lives of visually impaired or blind people.

So that tomorrow, crossing a street by spotting crosswalks, or being able to use all applications without sight, become a reality.

our ambition

Excellence

Stimulate top-level research by mobilizing national and European funds

Impact

Develop innovations and projects capable of improving the lives of blind and partially sighted people on a large scale and in a sustainable way.

Innovation

Incubating start-ups and innovative projects

Professionalism

Promote the expertise and know-how of campus member organizations and help visually impaired people enter the world of work

Covering

Enabling visually impaired people to play a full part on campus

Opening

Promote exchanges between campus residents, visitors and other ecosystems

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Relive the launch of Campus Louis Braille

On December 3, 2024, the International Day of Disabled Persons, the Campus Louis Braille officially opened its doors in the Duroc district of Paris, marking a major step forward in inclusion and innovation for blind and partially-sighted people.

The Campus Louis Braille is intended to be at the crossroads of a variety of disciplines: artificial intelligence, medicine, science, engineering and research, fostering interdisciplinary encounters that lead to innovative solutions.

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