Dumbest idea I've ever seen on gizmag. Truly. There are so many problems with this design compared to plain plastic bags, I don't even know where to start.

Going nowhere. Dog owners have more smarts than wasting time on something like this overall!

What absolute junk, expensive rubbish!

As the innovator of the Poo Puck, I'd like to respond to comments. If you grew up on a farm as I did, cradling a warm mass of poo in your hand may be second nature to you. In my experience, however, most people hate it and would be willing to spend more to avoid the task.
All new products are more expensive when they first hit store shelves as the initial production quantities are low. To discuss initial product pricing is a moot point and only hinders all innovations. Thankfully, believers in innovation are always willing to spend a bit more initially to support the cause.
I have a 100 lb Golden Retriever and cleanly hitting the target has never been a problem. We will offer the Poo Puck in several sizes to help avoid this potential issue. As a new user, you may be most comfortable with also carrying a back-up bag in your pocket until you've established confidence with the Poo Puck. Yes, new things can be a bit scary, especially when poo is involved.
The 6 inch by 1 inch thick Puck (27 cubic inches) can be used multiple times if walking a small dog. If your large dog goes multiple times in one walk, or if you are walking several dogs, the Puck has clearly not been designed for this application. We might recommend a little red wagon and shovel. :)

Or you could just get a pair of thick gloves (if you are squeamish) and some biodegradable plastic bags. Or get a can of that poop freezing spray on Amazon.

Just paper train the dog.

Man, that kid is so not gonna have a very happy childhood... I think I know what his school nickname is gonna be. I can only hope his dad is gonna make a looot of money with that thing, or else he's in for a lot of wedgies and swirlies. :))))

Definitely an OMG moment. People are way too lazy to go through all that.

I use dogipot bags, they are free in the park where I walk the dawg.

Actually, a good product. I like it. OK, price may be a problem. BTW, how much do we spend on toilet paper for our (human) poo?
And as you said, new things can be intimidating. :-)