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The 14-year-old boy once shocked the United States with a change of font design three years ago.

The story of the "constitutional" boy changes the font for America

The story of the boy Suvir Mirchandani , 14 years old, from Pittsburgh, USA, is passionate about scientific research and offers the US government a font to help save hundreds of millions of dollars in printing every year, making "shocked" public opinion in this country.

Specifically, on March 29, 2014, a series of major news agencies and major leading newspapers in the world such as CNN, Washington Post . simultaneously reported on the 14-year-old boy but thought and improved. This "unusual" font way.

According to Suvir Mirchandani, "Calculating by volume, ink is twice as expensive as French perfume".

Suvir argues that in terms of volume, ink is even twice as expensive as French perfume.(Photo: CNN).

In fact, this is absolutely correct. Specifically, each ounce (30 ml) of perfume costs $ 38, while the amount of ink running for Hewlett Packard in the US with the same volume can be up to 75 USD.

Suvir said that if you change to using a slimmer font like Garamond, the whole United States will save up to 24% of the ink for printing every year, equivalent to nearly 400 million USD.

With a passion for bringing computer science into environmental protection, Suvir always wonders how to save paper and ink maximum. Suvir has used both software and physical methods to demonstrate how the current use of fonts is "consuming" ink.

Specifically, by collecting materials delivered by teachers, Suvir focuses on the most used letters in English , e, t, a, o and r.

Suvir's idea saves hundreds of millions of dollars.(Photo: Fox News Insider).

He experimented with writing letters with 4 Garamond, Times New Roman, Century Gothic and Comic Sans fonts and then measured the amount of ink supplies called APFill® Ink Coverage Software commercial version.

From testing and analysis, Suvir concluded that if he uses Garamond, a more slender font, his school will be able to save 24% of annual ink, soy sauce. equivalent to $ 21,000.

And if this font is widely used in the US, the amount of ink can save up to hundreds of millions of dollars. This really seems like a very potential study.

However, the application of it to reality is not only for economic benefits, but also many other factors are considered. That is why the proposal of the boy Suvir Mirchandani is only considered a potential initiative and worthy of praise in scientific research.

How is the boy Suvir Mirchandani now?

Suvir Mirchandani has now become a student of Stanford University, one of the world's most prestigious schools and still indifferent to burning scientific research.

Suvir boy is now a freshman of Stanford University, a very prestigious school in the world.(Illustration).

On the personal blog site, Suvir shared that the boy is still passionate about the research of low-cost technology solutions to improve and improve the quality of life. Recently, Suvir has developed iOS automatic text illustration application to help improve communication for those who suffer.

Since shocking the United States with the idea of ​​changing fonts and saving ink in 2014, Suvir has been continuously receiving the "rain of technology awards" at the Intel International Science and Technology Competition and the Fair. Taiwan International Science.

Not only that, the boy Suvir was also invited to attend the Global Development Conference of Apple in 2015.

Not only will he soon be able to show his talent in scientific research, the Suvir boy is also very gifted in playing the piano and winning many great prizes.(Illustration).

In addition to his intense passion for computer science, Suvir Mirchandani is also a talented piano prodigy. The boy has won many grand piano prizes and three performances at Carnegie Hall in New York City, USA.

In his spare time, Suvir also loves writing, photography and playing cricket. With passion for science, this talented boy will surely have many breakthrough researches in the future.