Some of us may have been playing with LEGOs when we were 12-years-old, but most of that revolved around making pyramids and accidentally leaving bricks in places bare feet fear to tread. Such isn’t the case with Shubham Banerjee, who is in seventh grade and, seeing a need, developed an inexpensive braille printer from LEGOs.
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