The concept started as a gift: Toye Onikoyi, a University of Rhode Island graduate who was working as an engineer at Rite-Solutions Inc. in Middletown, wanted to give his girlfriend an anniversary present that would have practical, everyday use. This idea became the first Muse Mirror, an interactive device that streamlines beauty routines, video calls,
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