How Louis Braille did invent the braille?

A French Army Captain named Charles Barbier de la Serre gave him the idea when he used a special dot and dash code for the Military to use so that soldiers wouldn't get caught using a light to read a message. It was difficult for the soldiers to use and abandoned to the Royal Institution for Blind Youth where Louis Braille was. He tweaked it a bit before it became what is known as Braille today.

Sadly, though, his idea wasn't used much in his lifetime when he died from tuberculosis on January 6, 1852.

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