I like it. But I couldn't find a price for it anywhere.

Yes read their site...

https://www.lily.camera/our_faq/

They will refund you..

https://www.lily.camera/tech-specs/

specs on the quad and parts

https://www.lily.camera/updates/

most recent update is 2/29/16

http://policies.tilt.com/us/terms.html

the money collection site

Here are the two main guidelines for organizers (business selling) and contributors (buyers)

3. Organizer Responsibilities

If you’re an Organizer, you have responsibilities and duties to your Contributors. Please review our Organizer Guidelines. In a nutshell, Organizers must be honest and upfront at all times and make best efforts to fulfill their promises to Contributors.

4. Contributor Responsibilities

Contributors have responsibilities and duties, too, so please take a look at our Contributor Guidelines.

If you’re a Contributor, you make payments to an Organizer at your own risk. Unforeseen or other events may prevent an Organizer from providing goods, services or rewards exactly as promised. If things go awry, please be understanding and consider cutting the Organizer some slack. At the end of the day, though, it’s the Organizer’s responsibility, not Tilt’s.

They do have a product, and it probably will be buggy if you by the first production models.

Warranty
https://www.lily.camera/terms/

I'm with DesertRat on this one.

Ask one of the Elio folks how they are doing getting their vehicle.

http://www.autoblog.com/2016/03/02/elio-sec-lost-53m-so-far/

No way they are going to sell that vehicle for 6,800 anyway. That's less than the price of a twin cylinder, 650, slightly more than entry level motorcycle - Vulcan S, Yamaha FZ7, Honda CTX, manufactured by the thousands by huge corporations. Aint happening.

Maybe not a fair comparison, and the quad thing does look pretty neat, but pre-ordering something based on a web site and a video is taking a pretty big risk IMO.

old_rider:

Elio tells SEC it has lost $53M ($53,000,000.00)

I posted a thread about this same camera about a year ago.....and I still think it is cool.

Evidently they are just having problems getting it to the market.  Battery life is about 20 minutes, it cannot sense obstructions so you have to be in an open area to use it.....or be careful that you don't move too close to something that will cause the camera to hit an overhead object.

Most likely it won't be something everyone needs to buy - but for companies at ski resorts it might be a good thing to rent out to folks who want a video of themselves making a run down the hill.