Designed by an architect and an engineer, you can add character to your desk or other areas of your household or office with this robot lamp. Dubbed “Lampster,” this desktop appliance is based on old tractor headlights has two light sources!A clear one for the office; controlled by touch and a RGB one controlled by mobile, that can also produce different colors bulb. Additionally, its posture displays loads of personality and is offered in custom paint colors and styles via its designers.
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You can find some fascinating points in time in this post but I don’t know if I see all of them center to heart. There is certainly some validity but I will take hold opinion until I look into it further. Superior article , thanks and we want more!
I thought that would have been clear by now :-)
After the gluing machine is running up to full speed I do expect that it will be raining Lampster deliveries.
The first product "The Lampster" is not ready and shipped till today but they offer a second iteration "Sound" of the first non ready product on their homepage.
They renamed the product from "The Lampster" to "The Lightster" without informing the crowdfunding community.
The app to controll "The Lampster" - that not longer exist, because it is now "The Lightster" is not ready and has beta status. The first test version was unstable and hangs up all the time and the lastest version can not longer be tested without "The Lampster" - only a "buy" button for the non existing product is available!
Everything is not in shape or not ready after a 15 month time delay.
They are not focussing on their first product and that is the reason why the project will fail 100%. Is it a really a serious project or they want that it is looks only unproffessional how they acting.
Do you really expect a delivery from this project? About you a light on?
Regards to Rumania.
I am just afraid that one or a handfull of backers from this campaign is responsible for part of all these messages.
I dont mind whether I will receive my reward in October or November, it will come anyway.
The putting together before they can do shipping probably all hangs on how the gluing machine is working. The moment this machine can glue 1000 bodies a week, then they can be more precise on shipping dates.
The risk is when the would tell now for instance that backers with the backer numbers 3500 - 4000 will receive their reward in the last week of October and the gluing machine is not performing as they want then they will receive messages like: 'you promised that . . .!'
So, for now rough shipping dates is likely, and when the gluing machine can spit out bodies in mass amount then they will have more finished bodies than they can handle to ship.
The creators are receiving 1400 messages per day !
This 1400 messages per day can never come from all different backers/buyers.
That is in ten days 14.000 messages.
Whaatttt !
Who is spamming the creators with hundreds of messages per day?
And then consequently complaining in this message board that the creators are not responding . . .
If I would be the creator then I would block this spammer from my inbox in my email account and put him/her at the end of the shipping list with a subsequent delay of three months.
And every new spam message would result in a subsequent delay of another month. Six days ago we have received rough shipping dates.
Two days ago the creators have received 3500 bodies.
They are putting the gluing machine together and when that is done they can get the amount of Lampsters ready as have been mentioned 6 days ago.
What is not clear about this. When a child asks the same retoric question over and over again you tell the child to stop 'nagging'.
But nagging for shipping dates with the info supplied less than a week ago, just let the creators do their job.
As long a backers are responsible for sending 1400 messages per day, or part of it, and then expecting the creators to answer all these messages, don't ask who is responsible for delays in shipping.
If Nessie hunter would spend more time on observing the Monster of Loch Ness then commenting on my comments that would reduce the comments in this message board with 95%. Just to be clear, my name is Martin and not Nessie.
Or is Steve Feltham 'Martin hunter' instead of 'Nessie hunter' ?
Following this timeframe they can do the job in about six weeks from now.
That means that by the end of October all Lampsters should be on their way to their new homes.
Whether you receive your Lampster two weeks earlier of later, what do you care. '50 units shipped and over 44 units picked by backers. So we finished the so called first batch.On Thursday we received another 3500 bodies. We will have roughly between 500 to 600 units made next week, and after that we will get some more gluing equipment and stuff and we will hit around 1000 units per week. That is about style units. The other ones goes faster.'
Six days ago they wrote: 'want to make a nice update for the shipping as it is the final milestone but didn't had the time.'
To me they don't have to spend much time on an update.
If they just shoot a series of pictures and video with their phone and post that while having a coffee break.
A few sentences how much Lampsters have been shipped and a rough forecast for the next two months that would do it for me.
The Lampster will come come anyway, a couple of weeks earlier or later - the same for me.
Any chance to have until Christmas?
Here only the silence