Frankly, I think that may be why it is not selling. They have a concept covered by patents but no turnkey solution. They are looking for a partner to do all the real work of implementation based on their concept. Plus I don't think they're able to make a compelling enough argument to justify the outlay of time and capital required... even aside from any licensing fees.

The PR wording sounds to me like they've given up on trying to sell Nunchi and just want to litigate. If they later end up settling with Dropcam for peanuts then what good is it?

- Sinkman