1. a machine or device that produces braille by embossing raised dots on paper
Usage: often capitalized when referring to a specific brand or model
2. a person who writes or transcribes text into braille
Usage: less common than the machine sense

Examples

• The school purchased a new brailler to help students with visual impairments access printed materials.
• A brailler can produce braille documents much faster than manual methods.
• The librarian used the brailler to convert the textbook into braille format.
• Modern braillers are connected to computers for efficient document conversion.
• The brailler embosses dots onto special paper to create readable braille text.