Hmm. I thought they canceled this project.<p>When I demoed it months ago, it was so not ready for primetime. The AR area was pathetic, and it used IR lasers for scanning.<p>The AR area is self-explanatory: when the size is not much bigger than a postage stamp, your project makes a great tech demo, and a really shitty customer product.<p>The IR laser is problematic in multiple ways:<p>1. If it&#x27;s the same module as found on the kinect, it&#x27;s a 90mW laser, which is a hell of a lot of power on a battery platform. Expect much reduced power in scanning mode.<p>2. IR means the device is useless outdoors and near windows. Think of anyplace where the Kinect fails: so too will this.<p>I&#x27;d pay $1000 for this, not the $3k they&#x27;re asking. The tech just isn&#x27;t there. I just hope this doesn&#x27;t cause an AR desolation in the community the way VR had done for 10 years.