12-year-old turns Lego robotics kit into a low-cost working Braille printer

Shubham Banerjee developed a Braille printer using a Lego robotics kit. He aimed to make Braille printing more affordable for visually impaired individuals. After several attempts, he created a working prototype named Braigo. Banerjee shared the design and software as open source for wider accessibility. This project transformed a school experiment into a plan for cheaper Braille embossers.