How MESH Wearable Technology Can Prevent School Bus Safety Incidents
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May 8, 2019
By creating a smart bus system, MESH can help prevent school bus tragedies. Check out the full article below. https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2019/01/24/driver-who-left-5-year-old-bus-several-hours-fired-company-confirms/2665933002/ A driver who left a 5-year-old boy from Linden Hill Elementary on a freezing school bus for several hours has been fired, the Sutton Bus Co. confirmed Thursday. Dave Sutton, the…
MESH appeared at NYC Marathon
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March 21, 2019
B’ZT trackers are appearing at NYC marathons to keep young runners safe! The NYC half marathon usually has more than 20,000 participants with this year being no exception. Young runners trained by Coach Juan at United Sports Clinic are running with B’ZT trackers imbedded in their clothing. They inspire us…
SBDC certificate given to B’ZT at La Guardia College
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March 20, 2019
B’ZT attended a SBDC event at La Guardia College and got a Small Business Development Center certificate for our participation! This was a great experience where we had the chance to make many connections and showcase our app and apparel. Visitors to our table were very supportive of our tracker…
Kids Safety with United Sports Clinic
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February 6, 2019
B’ZT met with Coach Juan to discuss future collaboration and kids safety. Together, the goal will be to help children reach their full potential. B’ZT will take care of children’s safety of course! Check out their website here http://www.unitedsportsclinic.com. The United Sports Clinic has the vision to give inner-city kids the…
B’ZT is a proud supporter of DonorsChoose.org
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February 4, 2019
DonorsChoose.org aims to help teachers, students, and schools get the support that they need, with an example being supplies. We are a proud supporter of their goal of making sure that kids are able to get the proper teaching and early development that they require. DonorsChoose allows for the patron…