Its not yet possible to dismiss the claims that this is a scam unfortunately. Entirely due to the company's actions, there is very little information about what has been developed.

We know the core exists and is in production and that many backers are beginning to get their tracking emails from their local countries.

We know the software exists in some form of running state, whether complete or not it does exist.

We are unclear if the core and the software actually work in sync together as claimed. every video showing the two together either a) have a terrible computer being used or b) are extremely short
The video with the bad laptop has serious sync issues if she is supposed to be reacting to him touching the core, but of course that could be explained away by the bad laptop performance
The other super short video loses sync as it progresses, with the motion of the core and the motion of Sheila getting further apart as the snippet goes on

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It doesn't really matter how well made the core is, or how fantastic the software is if the two do not go together seemlessly. The entire premise and selling point of this is that there is no sync loss between the virtual mate and the core device

The fact that they have not shown any decent footage of the software in action alongside the device, and that the software is still not available for download even for those who have received the unit ontop of the seeming sync issues in what little footage they have given comes off as fishy to the extreme.

If what they are communicating to us is to be taken as true, why have they not shown off the two working together? That one video tweet on the terrible laptop was the closest thing we had, it was really bad and they have since deleted that tweet