A couple of years ago the twins, Kine and Einy Paulsen, set their eyes on the 3D screen through some very awkward 3D glasses. In that very moment, the two decided that something had to change. Born and raised in Norway, where Scandinavian design is prominent, they turned to each other and wondered why they had to watch a $200 million movie through a pair of oddly shaped glasses. Not long after Ingri:Dahl was born. Today the company designs and sells 3D glasses compatible for movie theaters, 3D TVs  and other passive circular polarized systems. In January 2011, the company successfully raised $10,000 on Kickstarter, thanks to 331 supportive backers.