What happened with Masks: Is any company still Working on Something?

There articles from 2012 or 2013 still talking about how the Nova dreamer 2 was coming out soon. But apparently that's over. Never happend

Then the Remee lucid dreaming mask had negative reviews and it wasn't successful because it can't detect REM periods so what's the point.

Other masks i read in the article say
Aurora by iWinks is destined to be a great mask for Lucid dreaming and it will be able to detect REM periods.
But I quite don't get it, is it already being sold??? It doesn't seem like it. It's still not out, it seems.

wait i'm reading the site and it says It ships 2014 June. Where do they sell it?

About Aurora, take a look to the Iwinks Kickstarter page.
There is a lot of comments and updates (le latest update is the #26)

The oneiric's one is over but they keep working on

There is also the Luciding's head band (electricaly stimulated LD), there is a thread about this with a lot of discussions and some DIY brainhacker doing their own

Thee is also the RemDreamer, we are several to own this device which is close to ND
about the ND2... I don't know if they will finish by making it or not..

ND2: no word from The Lucidity Institute, they promised an update at the end of October but now it's the beginning of December. "Wait" seems to be (as always) the main thing with ND2.

Aurora is currently estimating early 2015 for initial release. Yes they've delayed considerably.

Remee: You can buy it today, but don't bother, no REM detection.

RemDreamer: supposedly available now. Reviews I've read say they're very slow to ship units.

Luciding: they're (close to?) shipping prototypes out for initial review. This is a brain-zapping headband, not sure if they have any other notifications (lights/sounds), I think not.

Oneirics: didn't make kickstarter, but the inventor is still producing a limited production run for review run and is looking for alternative funding

I predict (hope!) that 2015 will be a big year for (quality, hopefully!) EILD devices