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Shubham Banerjee's Low-Cost Braille Printer 'Braigo' to Launch in November
The 13-year-old boy is currently working with Microsoft to integrate the printer with Windows to make it widely accessible.
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Indian-Origin Boy Collaborates With Microsoft For Braille Printer
A 13-year-old Indian-origin boy, who invented a low-cost portable Braille printer, is now working with technology giant Microsoft to integrate it with Windows to make it easily accessible to the visually-impaired and plans to launch it commercially in November.
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Braigo Inventor Shubham Banerjee Working on New Product for the Blind
The 8th grade student from California is receiving rave reviews and valuable support from experts and prestigious companies for his printer Braigo
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Braigo Inventor Shubham Banerjee Keen to Work on Other Products
A 13-year-old Indian-origin boy, who invented a low cost portable Braille printer, says he wants to work on other ingenious products that will benefit people in need and encouraged youngsters to do their bit in helping society.
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Braigo Inventor PIO Teen Working on New Product for the Blind
Shubham Banerjee, an eighth-grade student in Santa Clara, California, is receiving rave reviews and valuable support from experts and prestigious companies for his printer Braigo, which he had recently developed using Lego Mindstorms EV3, a robotics kit.
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Meet Shubham Banerjee, the Teenager Whose Company's Building Low-Cost Braille Printers
The 13-year-old Indian-origin teenager last year founded Braigo Labs with funding from his father and Intel.
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Shubham Banerjee, 13, Gets Funding From Intel
Banerjee was 12 years old when he closed an early-stage funding round with Intel Capital, the company's venture capital arm, last month for his prototype for a low-cost Braille printer. Since then, the San Jose, California middle-schooler has turned 13.
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Shubham Banerjee's Low-Cost Braille Printer 'Braigo' to Launch in November
The 13-year-old boy is currently working with Microsoft to integrate the printer with Windows to make it widely accessible.
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Indian-Origin Boy Collaborates With Microsoft For Braille Printer
A 13-year-old Indian-origin boy, who invented a low-cost portable Braille printer, is now working with technology giant Microsoft to integrate it with Windows to make it easily accessible to the visually-impaired and plans to launch it commercially in November.
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Braigo Inventor Shubham Banerjee Working on New Product for the Blind
The 8th grade student from California is receiving rave reviews and valuable support from experts and prestigious companies for his printer Braigo
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Braigo Inventor Shubham Banerjee Keen to Work on Other Products
A 13-year-old Indian-origin boy, who invented a low cost portable Braille printer, says he wants to work on other ingenious products that will benefit people in need and encouraged youngsters to do their bit in helping society.
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Braigo Inventor PIO Teen Working on New Product for the Blind
Shubham Banerjee, an eighth-grade student in Santa Clara, California, is receiving rave reviews and valuable support from experts and prestigious companies for his printer Braigo, which he had recently developed using Lego Mindstorms EV3, a robotics kit.
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Meet Shubham Banerjee, the Teenager Whose Company's Building Low-Cost Braille Printers
The 13-year-old Indian-origin teenager last year founded Braigo Labs with funding from his father and Intel.
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Shubham Banerjee, 13, Gets Funding From Intel
Banerjee was 12 years old when he closed an early-stage funding round with Intel Capital, the company's venture capital arm, last month for his prototype for a low-cost Braille printer. Since then, the San Jose, California middle-schooler has turned 13.
