WIA Braille converts text into WIA Braille, a pronunciation-based common braille: text is turned into IPA and then into braille cells (6-dot paper form or 8-dot form), with a quality score so weak results can be reviewed. It is not an official national braille code such as Korean Braille or UEB, and results should be checked by a braille reader before formal use. The connector also turns braille cells into BRF, the text format braille embossers read, with line and page wrapping, and runs 9 automatic checks on BRF text (mapping, line and page length, line endings, form feeds, round trip). It converts linear math expressions to Nemeth braille and reports engine version and language coverage. WIA Talk tools map the sounds of a text to ISP handshape-location-movement-orientation codes and back. These are sound-unit codes, not a translation into any sign language such as KSL or ASL. All tools are read-only calculations. No account is needed.
