Camp-ready accessibility pilot

Build a mental map before taking the first step.

A spoken, written and high-contrast orientation to Bob Rumball Camp of the Deaf - plus a guided field audit that turns tomorrow's observations into a safer map for everyone.

Harmonious, relaxed solutions for people of all abilities—focused on improving accessibility, inclusion, quality of life, and community.

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Public-information draft - not yet field verified

This page describes known facilities without inventing their positions. Do not use it as independent turn-by-turn mobility guidance yet. Confirm emergency procedures and accessible routes with camp staff.

Audio orientation

Listen in the way that works for you

Blind / detailed spatial language Low vision / high-contrast landmarks Wheelchair / surface and slope details DeafBlind / concise text and vibration

Ready

Whole-camp orientation

Voice speed

Choose Play complete orientation. Every spoken sentence also appears here as a transcript.

Audio is stopped.

Explore one idea at a time

The camp as a set of meaningful zones

Until the physical relationships are audited, each zone is presented as a separate mental folder. This avoids creating a false sense of direction.

Read the complete transcript

Tomorrow's guided field check

Turn observations into an accessibility digital twin

Complete one checkpoint at a time with a camp staff member and, where possible, a blind, DeafBlind or mobility-disabled participant. Everything remains on this device until you export it.

0 checkpoints reviewed.

Checkpoint Status Surface Slope Path width / passing Steps or abrupt level changes Rest seating Accessible washroom nearby Communication and emergency cues Stable sensory landmarks Safety, route and door notes I physically checked this checkpoint with staff or a participant. Required before marking it verified, a barrier, or changed.

Take the audit with you

Import previous audit

After camp, give the exported JSON to Codex. It can generate the verified audio script, tactile map, accessible route cards and printable camp package.

ART EKA print on demand

Order a map you can touch, read or bring to a printer

Our purpose: Harmonious, relaxed solutions for people of all abilities—focused on improving accessibility, inclusion, quality of life, and community.

Choose a digital production file, Braille route description, raised-line map or 3D tactile-map pilot. Stripe securely collects payment and, for physical orders, the delivery address. ART EKA reviews the route, sends a proof, and only then begins production.

Digital production pack

$19 CAD

Accessible route text plus a simplified print-ready tactile master for a local printer or library prototype.

Braille route description

From $39 CAD

Embossed route instructions with landmarks, distances, decision points, seating, washrooms and access notes.

Raised-line tactile map

From $69 CAD

Swell-paper or equivalent tactile map, Braille key and route description, physically proofed before release.

3D tactile-map pilot

From $99 CAD

A durable low-relief prototype for a route, transfer point, park, camp or building, with Braille guide.

1. Choose an output

Digital production pack — $19 Braille route description — from $39 Raised-line tactile map + Braille — from $69 3D tactile-map pilot + Braille — from $99

Your name Map type Map title Starting point Destination Map or route reference

2. Include the information that matters

Choose any requirements. Do not enter diagnoses or private medical information.

Braille Language Print size Copies Delivery Timeline Stable landmarks and essential facilities Anything else ART EKA should understand? I own or may use the route information I supplied. A Google Maps link is a reference only; ART EKA will not copy Google map tiles. I understand tactile and Braille output requires human proofing and field-verified route details before it can be treated as mobility information. I accept the custom tactile-map order terms, including proof approval, production timing and custom-order refund conditions.

Estimated total$84.00 CADServer-calculated price appears again in Stripe before payment. Production begins only after proof approval.

Affordable Toronto production plan

Prototype locally, validate with experts, then grow an ART EKA print lab

Cheapest pilot: Toronto Public Library

TPL Digital Innovation Hubs accept STL or OBJ files and currently list 3D printing at $0.15 per gram. A library card and booking are required. This can prototype low-relief maps; it is not an advertised Braille-map fulfillment service.

TPL 3D printing details

Braille access at TPL

Toronto Reference Library and North York Central Library list manual Braille writers. ART EKA can propose a co-designed tactile-map pilot through the Digital Innovation Hubs rather than claiming a partnership that has not been approved.

TPL accessibility equipment

Specialist fulfillment

For customer-ready Braille and tactile graphics, request production and proofreading quotes from CNIB Beyond Print, the CNIB Brailleroom or a qualified Toronto transcriber such as Dot6.

CNIB Beyond Print · Dot6 Toronto

ART EKA in-house path

A Canadian Swell-Form machine is currently listed around $2,625 CAD before paper and printer costs. Start with library prototypes and partner fulfillment; buy equipment when paid order volume supports it.

Canadian equipment listing

Cost-saving opportunity: qualifying raised-format material may be eligible for Canada Post's Literature for the Blind service. Eligibility and labelling must be confirmed for each shipment; ART EKA does not promise free postage until Canada Post confirms it.

Canada Post requirements · BANA tactile-graphics standards · Propose the ART EKA pilot to Toronto Reference Library · Download pilot proposal · Download print-shop brief

Ask staff before participants travel independently

Ten questions that complete the mental map

What this draft knows

Camp address and program context were checked against current public listings. Facility descriptions come from publicly available camp-history material and remain unverified until staff and participants confirm them.