The SOCCKET concept is born as an engineering project at Harvard University, conceived by Jessica Matthews and Julia Silverman. The initial goal is to create a portable, off-grid electricity source using the kinetic energy generated from playing soccer.

Following the initial concept, Matthews and Silverman undergo several rounds of prototyping and iteration. They refine the design, materials, and internal mechanisms to improve efficiency and durability. They also tested different versions of the SOCCKET in various communities to gather feedback and improve the user experience.

With the formal founding of Uncharted Play, the SOCCKET begins limited production and distribution. Early distribution efforts focus on providing SOCCKETS to communities in developing countries where access to electricity is limited. The company navigates the challenges of manufacturing and logistics while scaling production.

Following user feedback, the SOCCKET is redesigned to improve its durability and performance. Improvements are made to the internal energy harvesting mechanism and the overall construction to withstand the rigors of regular use in challenging environments. These improvements make the SOCCKET more reliable and longer-lasting.

While Uncharted Power shifted focus towards larger infrastructure projects, the SOCCKET remains a symbol of the company's mission. The technology and lessons learned from the SOCCKET are integrated into other kinetic energy harvesting applications. The SOCCKET's legacy continues to inspire innovation in the field of sustainable energy solutions.