Muzziball: Locally produced health tech, Made in Norway
Published 9 Feb 2026 · 2 min read
Muzziball is a user-friendly IoT sensory ball.
The ball creates interactive sound and light experiences through advanced deep-tech sensors and algorithms.
As an engaging, screen-free alternative in healthcare and education, Muzziball puts user interaction at the centre – encouraging movement, focus, and play.
“Showcasing our recognition through the Made in Norway label reflects the values and qualities that define us.”
Ingerine Dahl
CEO of Muzziball
Muzziball offers locally made health tech with a fully circular vision
Developed in Stavanger, Muzziball is the flagship product of a female-led deep-tech startup aiming for a fully circular business model. The product is proudly made in Norway, combining cutting-edge technology with sustainability and social impact.
It features no buttons; it’s activated by motion. The companion Muzzi app offers a variety of specialist-designed programmes tailored to different needs and preferences.
“Everyone knows movement is good for the body and mind – Muzziball makes people want to move,” says Ingerine Dahl.
The Made in Norway label gives Muzziball a competitive edge
Quality built on responsibility, transparency, and integrity makes Norwegian products a trusted choice. Muzziball is targeting a global market, and being showcased under the Made in Norway platform gives the company a valuable competitive edge.
"Being selected for the Made in Norway label highlights the standards and principles we stand for," says Dahl.
The market for Muzziball’s products
Muzziball aims to transform the health and education sectors in Norway and beyond. The company's product and supporting services blend cutting-edge technology, neuroscience, and human-centred impact to address key challenges in self-regulation, inclusion, and sustainable innovation – all within B2B healthcare and educational environments.
Incorporating the label
Going forward, Muzziball will actively highlight its Made in Norway certification across all communication channels.
"We see the Made in Norway label as a powerful marketing asset—one that helps communicate our commitment to quality, innovation, and credibility to a wider audience," concludes Dahl.
