20-year-old’s Braille printer makes James Dyson Award global top 20
- 20-year-old Lingampalli Himaja from Andhra Pradesh made the global top 20 of the James Dyson Award 2026.
- • Her invention, RUDHRA, uses Alexa to convert spoken words into text, which is then translated into Braille for printing.
- Inspired by a visually impaired student's suggestion to speak instead of press buttons, Himaja developed the voice-enabled printer.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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