Leo Burnett Group Thailand creates a mobile app to help visually impaired children play music

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Visible Note.jpgPracticing classical music instruments while reading Braille notes is very difficult for visually impaired children. Three out of four visually impaired students will give up and drop out eventually.

Visible Note2.jpgTo demonstrate DTAC’s commitment in empowering people with mobile and digital technology. We wanted to give visually impaired children better opportunity to learn classical music instruments. So Leo Burnett Group Thailand invented a mobile application called “Visible Note”, an application that converts music sheets into a guiding voice, so the visually impaired children can practice their instruments without a barrier. They can use both voice command and screen touching to open an app, select songs, play, pause, rewind, forward with convenience, making practicing classical music instruments much easier.

Credits –

Chief Creative Officer: Sompat Trisadikun

Executive Creative Director: Paruj Daorai

Creative Director: Paroon Suthaveepramochanon

Art Directors: Nuttawee Pisanprechatan, Paruj Daorai, Paroon Suthaveepramochanon,Sompat Trisadikun

Copywriter: Supachai Limvutivong

Account Management Director: Samira Thancharoenkit

Account Director: Chidlada Gabites

Head of Digital Production/Digital Producer: Punlop Kerdsoontorn

Digital User Experience Director: Supinya Phoemphunphanit

Project Manager: Natthaporn Maionmue

Designer: Piyanat Plongla

Programmer: Anuwach Hengsukho

Technologist: Tanawin Romyanond

Agency Producer: Sarawut Lertkittipaporn