A 13-Year-Old Made A Revolutionary Invention Out Of Legos And Now Intel Is Investing In His Company

Eighth-grader Shubahm Banerjee has launched a
company to develop low-cost Braille printers after
learning the printers can cost more than $2,000.
His father, Niloy, became involved in his son's
company by investing $35,000, which Shubahm
used to make a more sophisticated prototype. His
mother, Malini, has taken the job as CEO because
Shubahm is too young.