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I am from Ireland, entering the BT Young Scientist competition! 


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<div dir="ltr">One possibility would be for your prototype to implement an existing<br>


protocol. That way it would be supported out of the box but I don't know<br>


whether that's allowed or not.</div>


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There are no rules against something like that. Would you be talking about the Microsoft/Apple USB protocol, or are there others? If I may mention, I was going to modify code that was said to be already compatible with Screen Readers/Braille Translation software: <a href="https://github.com/ChrisUlbi/BrailleDisplay/tree/master/Software/Firmware/Braille_Firmware">https://github.com/ChrisUlbi/BrailleDisplay/tree/master/Software/Firmware/Braille_Firmware</a> and <a href="https://hackaday.io/project/26331-development-of-a-refreshable-braille-display">https://hackaday.io/project/26331-development-of-a-refreshable-braille-display</a></div>


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<div>I’m not sure if I’m replying properly because I never got your reply and only seen this in the daily summary. Thanks for your response though!</div>


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<div>Thanks,</div>


<div>Justin<br>


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