Glasgow 2026 will introduce historic medals with braille and tactile elements for visually impaired athletes. This innovation ensures a more inclusive experience for all competitors during the games. The medals feature a unique Reuleaux triangle shape inspired by Glasgow’s coat of arms. Engraved patterns and textured finishes reflect local landmarks and Scottish heritage. This marks a significant step towards greater accessibility in the Commonwealth Games. Glasgow 2026 will introduce historic medals with braille and tactile elements for visually impaired athletes. This innovation ensures a more inclusive experience for all competitors during the games. The medals feature a unique Reuleaux triangle shape inspired by Glasgow’s coat of arms. Engraved patterns and textured finishes reflect local landmarks and Scottish heritage. This marks a significant step towards greater accessibility in the Commonwealth Games.
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