Kabloie is a Technology and Design Company.

It was started last year by Antonio and Tobías, two master students at Lund University in Sweden.

Right now we are building a short-form audio app, and a smart ring with a touch sensor on it.

Here's a demo of how they work together:

As of writing, we're finalizing an Alpha version of the app in order to start onboarding testers. The design and infrastructure is more or less in place, we're now putting it all together.

For the ring, we have designed functional concepts and 3D printed some rings for ergonomic testing. Next we're going to start designing more functional prototypes.

3D printing the first batch of test rings.

Presenting Kabloie at a Lund University pitching event.

If this sounds cool and you'd like to be an early tester, or if you have thoughts, questions, or just want to follow along, let us know you're interested.

Company

The design of the Kabloie logo was inspired by the continuously looping möbius strip.

We believe merging the digital and physical will be the next evolution of technology. This means that the way people interract with technology will have to be completely redesigned.

That's why we started Kabloie, a technology and design company.

Our mission is to identify the very edge of technological advancements and possiblities, then innovate, design and build at that intersection in order to push humanity forward.

Read our company philosophy ➔
Read our pitch deck ➔

Team

Tobías van Oudheusden and Antonio Divković

Antonio and Tobías met as classmates at the Master’s program Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Lund University, where they quickly connected over the idea for Kabloie.

Tobías van Oudheusden

Tobías holds a BSc and MSc in Product Development from the University of Antwerp and is a passionate product designer. His work has received multiple awards, including one from Dyson, and has been exhibited at leading international design fairs. For Kabloie, Tobías is responsible for building the physical side of things, i.e. the smart ring, as well as branding and graphic design.

Antonio Divković

Antonio holds a BSc in Business and Economics from Lund University and is a self-taught programmer with several years of experience building websites and mobile apps. One of his most recently launched apps, A4: Type, Swipe, Share, has 400+ monthly active users and growing. Antonio is responsible for building the digital side of things for Kabloie, i.e. the app and backend infrastructure.

Both founders recently graduated with an MSc in Entrepreneurship and Innovation from Lund University.

The Kabloie Ring doing a cameo when the team attended the annual graduation gala for master students hosted by Lund University School of Economics and Management.