[Nfbofsc] 2015 issue of The Week Magazine.

[Ernest Gallman]

Here is an item which appears in the January 30,


An eighth-grader from California put his Lego skills to work by 
inventing a low-cost Braille printer using little more than a plastic 
robotics kit, printer parts, and a computer chip. Shubham Banerjee, 13, 
created the machine after learning that a typical Braille printer costs 
$2,000-too expensive for many blind readers who just want to print out 
letters, shopping lists and labels. Tech firm Intel was so impressed 
with Banerjee's Lego-based printer, which costs around $350, that it 
has provided the schoolboy with funding to further develop his school 
science project. "He's solving a real problem," said an Intel executive.