The Sesame is a new
smart lock for your house. This great device replaces traditional locks and
comes with a smartphone app that replaces your house keys!
The
Bluetooth-connected Sesame smart lock was well on its way to making its funding
goal on the very first day of a 60 day Kickstarter campaign, having racked up
more than 60,000 dollars in pledges from some 400 backers just hours after they
launched the project.
The nice thing about
the Sesame Smart Lock is that it requires zero carpentry skills to install it
on your front door. It has a patented design which fits any latch in the world!
The device slips over an existing deadbolt and is attached with supplied 3M
Command tape, meaning it can be installed in just seconds.
The Sesame (derived
from the “open Sesame” command) also has military grade encryption, so no one
is hacking this thing!
Security is pretty
important for a device like the Sesame, especially given that this smart lock
will allow you to give others the ability to open it even when you’re not
around. The lock is run by a smart phone app, but there are actually different
ways to work it inn addition to opening the app up. You can also device “special
knocks” to tap on your door or your phone and Sesame will be alerted to draw
back the bolt.
You can control the
smart lock remotely with the Wi-Fi access point, meaning you shouldn't ever
have to worry about if you left your front door unlocked! It will also send you
an alert when the door lock is being used.
The Sesame’s supplied
lithium batteries promise about 500 days of use, and the device will send your
smartphone a notification when the batteries are running low.
The Sesame Smart Lock
will retail for about 149 dollars when it launches, although it is available
now if you want to purchase one for only 89 dollars.
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Written By: Christine Romans
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