BlueFox-Lifeline wrist computer innovator David Busch knows how quickly someone can drown.

Tragically, he's has seen drowning incidents occur, in both his own life, and in his career.   And ultimately, witnessing these tragedies led him to create a wearable to prevent similar incidents.

David has a background in the recreation industry.  As a serial entrepreneur, he built and operated water parks  all over the world.

But an accident, which still haunts him today, led to his current career: President and founder of Guardian-Lifeline Drowning Detection Systems.  Actually, "career" may not be the correct term.  Dave, as he prefers to be called, says he considers his work a calling.

And that calling led to the BlueFox-Lifeline wearable computer--which has three different ways to interrupt a drowning incident.

During CES® 2020, Dave shared the story of how he came to introduce the world's first drowning detection systems.  He also explained how the BlueFox Lifeline wrist computer works, and what's next!
On this edition of Over Coffee®, you will hear:


How the BlueFox-Lifeline wearable drowning prevention computer works;


How Dave's professional background--and a "weird set of circumstances"--led to his calling today;


Some shocking statistics on preventable drowning incidents;


The journey Dave took, which resulted in his finding his inventor partner, and the creation of the BlueFox;


When the BlueFox Lifeline wrist computer (which has Swiss technology) will be available in the U.S.A;


One of the reasons Dave's current work "hits close to home";


Dave's biggest challenge, with marketing the BlueFox-Lifeline wearable;


And, his most exciting experiences since beginning to market it!;


Some of the ways Dave would like to evolve the wearable in the future.

Would you like updates on what Dave is doing with his drowning-prevention innovations?  He'd like to keep you posted!  You can sign up for his newsletter on Guardian-Lifeline's main website.