University, Finland. After seeing countless lectures and conferences where it was difficult to ask audience members questions, the founders decided something had to be done. Product developers at heart, the team set about to create the world’s first throwable microphone that could be easily passed from one audience member to the next, making events more engaging and fun.

To develop the product, the company went through countless iterations, testing early prototypes at over 100 events, including large conferences and lectures. After seeing which features, technologies, and form factors worked the best, the final design was finally chosen.

Early customers include Evernote, Ohjelmisto Yrittäjät, SEFE, and Nordic Business Forum. Keksintösäätiö, Aalto Design Factory, Startup Sauna, and Aalto University all played an instrumental role in the creation of the product, providing support and a workplace for student-driven innovations.