This Startup Plans to Save a Million Lives Using Your Toilet | Entrepreneurship | How We Profit | E7
Scott Hickle built Throne Science around a startup idea most investors thought was too unconventional: a device that transforms your toilet into a health tracker, monitoring your health as effortlessly as a smartwatch. After nearly 100 investor rejections, he and his team kept refining the product, driven by a mission…
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