Green Goose looks interesting. But the TC article says that they were going to start selling kits on 02/28/2011, but I don't see any on their site. To me, it's

Green Goose looks interesting. But the TC article says that they were going to start selling kits on 02/28/2011, but I don't see any on their site. To me, it's basically a matter of cost. If the "washer is done" sensor costs $50, I'd much rather just get up and check it myself. If it costs $5, I'd be more than happy to buy it. A lot of these sensor companies seem to be targeting the $20-$30 price point; to many, that is too expensive! Make a base station that is about $20, and a sensor that costs less than $5. You'll be selling millions of those things in no time.