The need for extra protection is more crucial than ever now that the scorching summer months are here. There should be more awareness spread about the effects of heat and the devastation it can do to the occupants of our cars, as many unfortunate accidents take place on a yearly basis.

Bishop, an eleven-year-old boy, has developed a fantastic solution to the approximately 37 child deaths that occur each year as a result of heatstroke from being left inside a hot car. His inventiveness is definitely something to be applauded.

Upon initially presenting his concept to his father, Bishop’s father expressed his immense pride in his son for devoting his time to genuinely solving the issues we confront, in contrast to grown-ups who merely moan and never take action.

Bishop came up with the idea for the device, called Oasis, after learning of the tragic death of a six-month-old child who was left alone in the car for an inordinate amount of time—four agonizing hours!

He started working on his concept because he didn’t want anyone else to ever experience the trauma of having to bury a loved member. The Oasis is designed to be mounted on the headrest and is intended to track the inside temperature of the car. The gadget has the ability to notify the authorities in addition to distributing cold air around the car.

Manufacturers are presently expressing a great deal of interest in the invention, which the boy was also wise enough to secure a provisional patent for. Bishop is undoubtedly a bright young man who will do great things, even though it might take some time before his invention is ready to be sold. Please show your friends and family this film so they can recognize Bishop’s creative spirit.