Ready to wear: Developer adopts high-tech bracelet for visitors to amenity

A recent University of Tampa business graduate won $10,000 for the innovative product design.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 6:00 a.m. January 11, 2019
The Crystal Lagoons amenity at Epperson in Wesley Chapel. Courtesy photo.
The Crystal Lagoons amenity at Epperson in Wesley Chapel. Courtesy photo.
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Metro Development Group and Synapse, an organization that connects members of Florida’s 'entrepreneurial ecosystem' via an online platform and events such as the Synapse Summit, awarded $10,000 to Ibrahim Allam, a recent University of Tampa graduate who created an innovative piece of wearable technology.

 

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