Digital ‘Do Not Disturb’ Sign With Google Calendar Integration WFH Office Update
Nov 16, 2022
BusyBox updates its digital “Do Not Disturb” signs to include the latest technologies for easier integration with smartphones. Now, users can sync their Google calendars with their BusyBox and it will automatically turn on or off during scheduled events.
Northbridge,United States - November 16, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Another enhancement is the new grouping feature which allows the user to control multiple BusyBoxes from their app. This feature is particularly recommended for multiple-income families where both parents need to have separate workspaces and not be disturbed for a certain times of their work day.
More details can be found at https://shop.busyboxsign.com
Steve Skillings, the inventor of the BusyBox, explain that their innovative LED sign can be adjusted for color and brightness. Users can also select or create presets and then hang their “Do Not Disturb” sign outside of their doors.
The concept for the BusyBox started during the onset of the pandemic in 2020. As more employees chose to work from home, finding the right balance between their personal and professional lives became difficult. Skillings wanted to create an easy-to-understand neon sign that could be used around children and younger family members.
He created the BusyBox, which illuminates various phrases such as “Busy”, “Do Not Disturb”, or “Recording”. After a successful IndieGoGo campaign, the company was featured in the popular startup entrepreneurship show, Shark Tank.
Today, BusyBox features 4 different models: BusyBox R, the most affordable one; BusyBox S, the most popular one; BusyBox D, the most flexible one; and BusyBox P, the 8-bit model. Each model can be connected to the BusyBox app and is enabled for Siri and Google Assistant.
All models come with long-lasting rechargeable batteries that can run for more than 120 hours on a single charge.
Though it can be used on its own, the BusyBox can be purchased with several other accessories, including a BusyBox Button, table stand, tripod stand, and various types of covers.
Skillings also announced that they intend to release newer integrations for their product every month.
A spokesperson for the company said, “Our startup is dedicated to creating state-of-the-art, high-quality products for content creators, eLearning, and work-from-home professionals. Updateable and upgradable these products are going to hang around for years. Our lifetime warranty means you can buy worry free.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://shop.busyboxsign.com
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Name: Steve Skillings
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Organization: BusyBox Corp.
Address: 1 Main Street Suite 5, Northbridge, MA 01588, United States
Website: http://www.BusyBoxSign.com
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