The Indian Express reports that BTech student Himaja Lingampalli developed Rudhra after a question from a visually impaired student prompted her to rethink how Braille is written.
Rudhra, a voice-enabled Braille printing system designed to make Braille writing more accessible, won the 2026 James Dyson Award in India and a Rs 6 lakh cash prize, The Indian Express reports. The newspaper says its creator, BTech student Himaja Lingampalli, will represent India in the international round.
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The Indian Express reports that BTech student Himaja Lingampalli developed Rudhra after a question from a visually impaired student prompted her to rethink how Braille is written.
Rudhra, a voice-enabled Braille printing system designed to make Braille writing more accessible, won the 2026 James Dyson Award in India and a Rs 6 lakh cash prize, The Indian Express reports. The newspaper says its creator, BTech student Himaja Lingampalli, will represent India in the international round.
The Indian Express@IndianExpressA question from a visually impaired student led BTech student Himaja Lingampalli to rethink how Braille is written. Her idea took shape as ‘Rudhra’, a voice-enabled Braille printing system designed to make Braille writing more accessible. The innovation has won the James Dyson…
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The Indian Express@IndianExpressA question from a visually impaired student led BTech student Himaja Lingampalli to rethink how Braille is written. Her idea took shape as ‘Rudhra’, a voice-enabled Braille printing system designed to make Braille writing more accessible. The innovation has won the James Dyson…
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