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Yale Automated Lock Opens with NFC Smartphone Tech
September 21st, 2011
I hate to have to keep a bunch of keys on my key ring. The keys rub on my leg when I drive my car, and it drives me insane. This is the reason that I bought one of those push button locks for the door so I can just enter a code and enter the house. Yale has an awesome new lock that is even easier than the keypad.
The lock is a deadbolt for your door and it communicates with an app on an iPhone that appears to be in some sort of NFC case. You run the app on the phone and can choose from multiple keys. When you walk up and press the smartphone to the door, it opens the lock.
This would be much better than my keypad because if my hands are full I can give the phone to someone to unlock the door for me without having to yell the code across my yard. It’s so easy, my kids could do the unlocking too. You also don’t need a Wi-Fi network or home automation to use the lock either.
No word yet on when the Yale electronic key and lock system will be available for purchase.
[via CEPro]
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Very nice, I am loving it when it will be launched let me know i am sick of doing the same thing caring keys rather then my girl friends hand ……. and also check this out for more custom applications I have just found it on the web http://www.saqibimran.com
ehm…i’ts faster,easy and secure using the key !!! but…one moment….oh no ! my iphone have battery down…how i can open my HOUSE ???
lol… didn’t you see the keyhole? u can always have a key too :P
retard.
you have read my comment or what ? what if serve the iphone when the user can use a simple key ? do you not maybe think a thief steals your rf-wifi signal with special equipment ??? the answer is simple use the key and you must be secure !!