Create music through motion.
Transform your iPhone or iPod touch into an expressive movement-based musical instrument.
Transform your iPhone or iPod touch into an expressive movement-based musical instrument.
Location: Australia, Victoria, Melbourne
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 27.02.2015 | Shammika Munugoda – founder of Boomeringo | Shammika Munugoda, founder of Boomeringo, is a software engineer who has over a decade of experience in the software, web and mobile app industry. In 2005 Shammika arrived in Melbourne as an international student from Sri Lanka. Being an in... |
| 18.09.2014 | Congrats! 3 Perth Startups Off To Tech23 | Tech23 is an annual innovation event in Sydney, and they’ve chosen 23 startups to pitch there, including three of our very own! Congrats to AppBotX, GeoMoby and SkryData for getting in to pitch at Tech23! Local legend Stuart Hall from AppBo... |
| 17.09.2014 | Diversity a hallmark of this year’s Tech23 contingent | A diverse range of startups make up the 23 tech companies that are set to compete at Tech23 2014. The conference has been the launch pad for a number of successful Australian startup entrepreneurs, including Local Measure founder Jonathan B... |
| 28.05.2014 | Auug’s Motion Synth makes musical waves in new iPhone ad | A Melbourne-based startup is one of the stars of Apple’s latest advertisements. Auug’s Motion Synth is a product that transforms an iPhone into a new kind of musical instrument, blurring the line between physical and virtual instruments. “F... |
| 23.11.2013 | The AUUG iPhone Grip And App Turns Your Body Into A Musical Instrument | Anything that encourages people to stop hunching over their iPhones like a tech-literate Mr. Burns is a good thing–especially when it also looks cool and makes fun noises. The AUUG Motion Synth, a grip that attaches to your iPhone or iPod t... |