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For people who are blind or have low vision, moving around in public places can be difficult and sometimes unsafe. They may struggle to cross roads, find entrances, or understand where a path leads. At Eminent Tactiles, we believe that it is our duty to make the world easier and safer for everyone, especially for those who rely on touch, sound, and memory to find their way.

That’s why we provide complete tactile solutions to help improve mobility and safety for the visually impaired. Our wide range of tactile indicators is designed to guide, warn, and protect people in both indoor and outdoor spaces.

What Are Tactile Indicators?

Tactile indicators, also known as Tactile Ground Surface Indicators (TGSI), are special ground markings with raised bumps or ridges. They help blind or visually impaired individuals understand their surroundings through touch.

These indicators are usually installed on the ground in public areas such as:

• Footpaths
• Train and bus stations
• Staircases
• Public buildings
• Shopping centres
• Parks and recreational areas

Tactile indicators send a message through the feet or a walking cane, letting the user know when to stop, turn, or move ahead carefully.

There are two main types of tactile indicators:

• Warning indicators – These have raised, dot-like patterns to alert the user of hazards like steps, ramps, or road crossings.
• Directional indicators – These have long, raised strips that guide users in a particular direction, such as along a hallway or across a platform.

Why Tactile Solutions Are Important

People who are blind or visually impaired use many tools to help them get around. These include white canes, guide dogs, or even human companions. But they still face challenges, especially in new places or crowded areas.

Without clear tactile clues on the ground, it’s easy to become disoriented. People may not know where stairs begin, where the footpath ends, or whether they’re approaching a crossing. This can be dangerous.

That’s where tactile ground surface indicators (TGSI) make a huge difference. They give users the confidence to move around safely on their own. They help people become more independent and improve their quality of life.

Leading the Way in Tactile Solutions

Eminent Tactiles was the first company in India to produce tactile indicators. Since then, we have grown into a trusted name in the design, manufacturing, and export of tactile solutions around the world.

We offer a full range of products to suit every project, including:

• Tactile Warning Studs 
• Directional Strips 
• Integrated PU Tactile Tiles 
• Adhesive and Non-Adhesive Tactile Indicators 
• Polyurethane (PU) Tactile Indicators 
• Stair Nosing for Anti-Slip Protection 
• Bollards, Bike Racks, Wheel Stops, and More

Designed for Safety and Simplicity

At Eminent Tactiles, safety comes first. That’s why our products are built to last, easy to clean, and quick to install. There’s no need for long waiting times—just install and use.

Our tactile indicators have a dense stud design that offers excellent grip, even in wet or slippery conditions. This helps prevent slips and falls, especially in places like:

• Metro and bus stations
• Hospitals and schools
• Office buildings
• Parking areas
• Garden paths and play areas

Innovation and Support

Our founder, Mr. Bhavin Ghelani, and the entire Eminent Tactiles team are always working to improve the design and performance of our products. We focus on making tactile indicators that work well even in low light or bright sunlight, where visibility can be poor.

We don’t just supply the products—we also support you with installation guidance, safety planning, and technical assistance. Whether you’re designing a public transit system or upgrading a building’s safety features, we’re here to help.

Build a Safer Future with Eminent Tactiles

By choosing Eminent Tactiles, you’re not just installing products—you’re creating an environment where people with visual impairments can live more freely, safely, and independently.

Our tactile solutions are used across a wide range of industries, including

• Public transport 
• Urban infrastructure 
• Healthcare and education 
• Food and manufacturing facilities 
• Parks, museums, and heritage sites