Braigo took the world by surprise by presenting the world’s first Low-Cost/Silent/on-chip translation/IOT-Cloud enabled printer concept. The final product is under development at this moment. Check out the product progress as we evolve through versions. More Information about the product
We are striving to build a community which works for empowerment and welfare of the visually impaired. Our app services offer uploading and printing of documents in Braille, creating a community where users have access to documents uploaded by other braigo app users. Go to the Register page
Braigo Labs Inc. was formed to develop “humanely optimized” technologies to benefit people worldwide. The company provides scientific and technological services, including the research, design, creation, and development of technology-based innovations and services for the marketplace. They aim to deliver innovative, simple products that cater to solving life’s problems—with alternative routes to design that can bring down prices by more than half of current offerings. Braigo™ was founded in 2014 by the then 12-year-old Shubham Banerjee. Braigo™ has won multiple technology and innovation awards worldwide and has been featured regularly in major TV channels and Newspapers worldwide. Braigo’s publicly demonstrated prototype products include Open Source DIY Braille Printer using LEGO, First light-weight, portable, almost silent, IOT/Cloud enabled Braille printer, First on-chip braille transcription without any extra software installation and Braigo Platform.
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In an event at Intel Corporation in Santa Clara on March 18, 2016.The Edison Innovation Foundation Board members were present to give “The Tommy” 2016 Edison Innovation Award to selected three individuals based on their innovation using Intel Edison Development kit.
Shubham Banerjee presented at the Campus party , Sao Paulo.
Shubham Banerjee 13, is the youngest entrepreneur to receive Intel Capital funding.
Shubham Banerjee attended World Maker Faire New York in September 2014 with Braigo v1.0 (Lego Mindstorms EV3) and Braigo v2.0 (Intel Edison)
Intel was so impressed with shubham banerjee’s effort to bring a cheaper braille printing solution that mike bell, vp and gm of new product’s group announced that intel will invest in braigo labs inc. to help bring the product to market.
We’ve gathered four such young engineers who excel, not just “at their age” but excel in their enthusiasm and with their accomplishments.” – DesignCon 2015, Jan 28th Shubham Banerjee will be at a panel of 4 young engineers.
After his parents received a flyer seeking donations for the visually impaired, preteen Shubham Banerjee went online to research what it’s like to be blind. He was indignant to learn that Braille printers cost at least $2,000.
None of this innovation is designed to garner likes from our 70 closest friends via a badly taken snapshot and a line of text. Nor are these applications designed to make Silicon Valley tech companies more profitable.
In one of the most exciting categories where votes are cast on the new and genuinely genius products, which have the potential to make a real impact on the world, a low-cost braille printer by Braigo is hailed Technology Innovation of the Year.
Shubham Banerjee, a 13-year-old from California, isn’t your average science fair entrant. After learning about the Braille system and the high cost of the special printers (more than $2,000) that produce the raised dots, Shubham set out to create an affordable printer for the blind.
At the 2014 Synopsis Science Fair award ceremony on April 6, 2014 at the Campbell Heritage Theater, Campbell, California; Shubham Banerjee , the creator of Braigo was judged as the winner of the 2014 Synopsis Outreach Foundation.
One of the hands on activities planned for this workshop was the demonstration of Braigo , by Shubham Banerjee and also a hands on building session of Braigo. The non-profit K.I.D.S. sponsored two Lego Mindstorms EV3 kit for the workshop.
NBC Bay Area and Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI) selected Shubham Banerjee as the 2014 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Honoree in the Silicon Valley Bay Area.
The LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 “Build 4 Good” challenge took place in Seattle on 4/10/2014 and tasked teams from Amazon, Egencia, Expedia, HTC, Nordstrom, Xbox and zulily to build robots that creatively solve everyday problems.
Shubham Banerjee, was invited as a Young Inventor for the Youth Track to talk about Braigo and participated in a discussion with others in the audience about Innovation. He was recognized with 2014 Youth Innovation Award at Open Forum 2014.
Shubham Banerjee received Maker Faire Editor’s Choice Ribbon at the Bay Area Maker Faire 2014. This was his first time participating in Maker Faire. He applied to Maker Faire at the time of his science fair project in February 2014.
On invitation from the White House, Shubham Banerjee , the creator of Braigo, was among the more than 100 students, entrepreneurs, engineers.
The Tech Awards honors individuals, non-profit organizations and for-profit companies who are using technology to significantly improve human conditions in the categories of environment, education, health and economic development.
Shubham Banerjee may be the youngest person to ever get venture funding, which made him the hit of Intel Capital’s recent Global Summit in Huntington Beach. It also helped secure Banerjee a place on the 2014 Silicon Valley Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 list.
13-year-old Shubham Banerjee was upset about how much it costs to buy a printer that prints in Braille, you can build your own Lego. Intel has already invested in the invention. 20 for 20 – that gives you performance anxiety.
The world’s cheapest Braille printer got its start with a single piece of mail. Upon seeing a letter soliciting donations for the blind, Shubham Banerjee, then 12 years old, asked his parents how blind people read.
America’s economic future is dependent on young people developing critical science, technology, engineering and math skills,” said Brian Kelly, editor and chief content officer of U.S. News.
The India Abroad Person of the Year Awards, held at the National Museum of the American Indian in New York City on Friday June 12, honored 14 achievers in seven categories.
Presented Jointly by American Council of the Blind and The Randolph Sheppard Vendors of America at the ACB 2015 conference on July 6th, 2015 in Dallas, Texas.
