Schlage, a technology division of the security company Allegion, announced at CES 2015 that it is being held as every year around this time in Las Vegas, Schlage Sense, an intelligent touch-pad lock that can be integrated into any home allowing users to open the door through voice commands from Crab thanks to its integration with HomeKit.
Schlage Sense, Siri's lock
It is the company's first Bluetooth lock; Schlage Sense allows users to access their home by opening the door simply by entering a code on the touch keyboard or through a smartphone and its free download application. Furthermore, its integration with HomeKit Apple also provides increased security and end-to-end encryption and authentication when the lock Schlage Sense interacts with the user's smartphone through the application.
The system Schlage Sense has the ability to manage and program up to 30 codes at the same time through an easy-to-use application. The application Schlage Sense allows the user to create and delete access codes, check lock status and view activity, as well as update parameters and check battery life without having to connect to an existing home automation system or pay a monthly subscription fee.
As pointed out from MacRumors, the company also promises that thanks to its technology incorporated into the alarm it sends alerts at any time that it detects possible attacks on the doors; The new locking system provides the highest security rating certified by the Lock Manufacturers Association.
Schlage Sense It will be available in two styles - Camelot and Century - and a wide variety of finishes (matte black, satin nickel and antique bronze) that, according to the company, can be combined with the aesthetics of any home. Schlage Sense will be available in the United States "throughout 2015."
SOURCE: MacRumors
