Smart locks, which interact with the smartphone and automatically trigger smart home products such as lights and thermostats once the user gets in, are now seen more and more at the front door.
Smart locks, which interact with the smartphone and automatically trigger smart home products such as lights and thermostats once the user gets in, are now seen more and more at the front door. “As adoption increases and technology develops further, smart locks will offer the homeowner more convenience and connectivity while maintaining security and control,” said Donald Beene, Product Manager for Smart Home at Allegion.
Henning Overgaard, CEO of Poly-Control which makes smart locks called Danalocks, said home smart locks’ growth potential will be significant. “We have been in the business for almost 15 years doing smart locks. For the last year, things have moved, and we think that maybe in ...