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Our Story
Palmii® was proudly designed, prototyped, and tested in Canada by Muskoka Research Inc. Our folding base and silicone pad are manufactured in the United States with our magnets, low friction PTFE feet & packaging produced in Canada. All of the raw materials used during the manufacturing and assembly process are recyclable and sourced from suppliers in Canada and the United States. Palmii® is solely owned by, and a registered Trademark of, Muskoka Research Inc.
While working in the graphic design industry, which required constant workplace changes, our founder grew frustrated with the lack of portable mouse pads and wrist rests available on the market.
"Working from four or five different locations in a week has become commonplace. Before we created Palmii®, I found myself constantly trying to find, or make, solutions to work more comfortably on the go."
- Founder
Frickin' Laser Beams
Palmii® was developed utilizing Formlabs® Stereolithography (SLA) 3D printers. This photochemical process cures liquid resins with an ultra violet laser beam resulting in engineering grade prototypes that simulate real-world manufacturing materials.
Prototype/prōdəˌtīp
Our base was developed with engineering resins, simulating the strength and durability of polypropylene. The elastic resins used to prototype our silicone pad simulates liquid silicone rubber (LSR).
Designed to take a punch
The abuse Palmii® was developed to withstand throughout its service life cannot be understated. We wanted to ensure it retained its durability whether in-use or folded for transport and storage. Hinge integrity, among many other aspects, was paramount to our design and tested rigorously so you don't have to worry.
Over 1,000,000 folds & counting