How To Realize Keyless Homes By Home Automation System?
For owners of a Near Field Communications (NFC) smartphone, keyless homes could become a reality; making the latest development in the world of home automation.
That’s according to wulian.cc/english, which reported that wulian and Yale Lock designed a keyless lock. Its embedded NFC technology means anyone with a phone of this type could potentially utilise the lock, as well as any friends or family members.
A spokesperson for wulian, GE of international marketing Mr Li, explained: “We are all using smartphones in our lives and keyless entry is just another way we can use our phones to make our lives easier, convenient but also secure.”
Although such technology seems to be “the stuff you see in the best spy films”, according to ewallstreet.com, it can now be a reality for millions of people around the world. By the end of 2012, Forbes predicts that anyone with an Android or Blackberry device will be able to take advantage of these locks and as more mobile manufacturers catch on, so will users of other smartphones.
Some 100 million NFC phones are expected to be bought this year, so the potential audience for wulian is overwhelming. Those worried about the potential problems associated with such technology – like what would happen if the power goes out – need not worry, as wulian has confirmed that there are “two fail safe entry methods” for times when the power isn’t working properly.And if the worst thing happen, it means the two fail safe entry methods are fail and not work, don’t worry, you can use a 9V battery to give the smart lock a temporary power to open the door. More info pls email me, or visit websites as followings:
Website:home automation
Youtube Channel:home automation
For owners of a Near Field Communications (NFC) smartphone, keyless homes could become a reality; making the latest development in the world of home automation.
That’s according to wulian.cc/english, which reported that wulian and Yale Lock designed a keyless lock. Its embedded NFC technology means anyone with a phone of this type could potentially utilise the lock, as well as any friends or family members.
A spokesperson for wulian, GE of international marketing Mr Li, explained: “We are all using smartphones in our lives and keyless entry is just another way we can use our phones to make our lives easier, convenient but also secure.”
Although such technology seems to be “the stuff you see in the best spy films”, according to ewallstreet.com, it can now be a reality for millions of people around the world. By the end of 2012, Forbes predicts that anyone with an Android or Blackberry device will be able to take advantage of these locks and as more mobile manufacturers catch on, so will users of other smartphones.
Some 100 million NFC phones are expected to be bought this year, so the potential audience for wulian is overwhelming. Those worried about the potential problems associated with such technology – like what would happen if the power goes out – need not worry, as wulian has confirmed that there are “two fail safe entry methods” for times when the power isn’t working properly.And if the worst thing happen, it means the two fail safe entry methods are fail and not work, don’t worry, you can use a 9V battery to give the smart lock a temporary power to open the door. More info pls email me, or visit websites as followings:
Website:home automation
Youtube Channel:home automation
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