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Topic · standing beatupdated Mon, 19 Oct, 05:30

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Technology · 17 Oct

20-year-old Andhra student makes top 20 list for James Dyson Award with voice-enabled Braille printer

AI summaryLingampalli Himaja, a 20-year-old engineering student, has developed RUDHRA, a voice-enabled Braille printer, which has been shortlisted among the top 20 finalists for the James Dyson Award 2026. The invention aims to help visually impaired people create Braille documents independently. Himaja hopes the recognition will help take the device to a wider audience and make it more affordable.

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