Hyderabad engineering student develops voice-enabled printer to convert speech into Braille

HYDERABAD: A question from a visually impaired student inspired 20-year-old Lingampalli Himaja to develop RUDHRA, a voice-enabled printer that converts spoken words into Braille, aiming to make writing easier for people with visual impairments. A fourth-year student at Shri Vishnu Engineering College for Women, Himaja began working on the device after visiting a school for […]HYDERABAD: A question from a visually impaired student inspired 20-year-old Lingampalli Himaja to develop RUDHRA, a voice-enabled printer that converts spoken words into Braille, aiming to make writing easier for people…
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- saniya anwar
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- Monday, 26 October 2026, 9:21 am IST
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