Fingerprint scan opens front-door lock

How two companies paired up to unlock the future with a fingerprint scan. Your guide is Colin Stewart, innovation columnist of the O.C. Register.

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• Sequiam
• Kwikset
• biometric
• lock
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[elvisjonesus]

I swipe my penis on it.

[DaDrumBum1]

Yeah but at least they have proper grammar.

[lucasmajic]

guys i got a door and made a video check out my channel

[gmhaley01]

When you buy howcan you get into the system? How do you become an adminastratior? Do you do it in store

[PkKingX11]

Easy to hack...

[msurgery]

Unfortunately, America is so behind on technologies. Watch some videos on door locks in Korea where digital keypad, finger print, biometric or your credit card can be used to access your door. And it usually costs from $70 to $200 which $70 one has about functionalities equal to more than $500 ones sold in America. See many EZON door locks made by Samsung for more than 10 years.

[vdonkey]

looks good...the only problem is if you FORGET to tap it three times to lock it. All the fancy stuff is useless in that case. A small percentage of people will close the door and forget to lock because they're in a hurry. Kids will definitely always forget to lock it. Not the best usability design that for sure.

[Born2killx]

Light years are a measure of distance, not time.

[ursusarctosuk]

kwikset are crap, Why do you need a fingerprint lock when everyone either picks them or bumps them for fun, kwikset are a joke, I wouldn't put a kwikset anything on anything I own, the ONLY reason they are still here today is because they are cheap for contractors.

Address the problem in hand by redesigning the strike plate from a pathetic 2 inches to a sturdy 8 inches, Also you might even think about redesigning the cylinders to make them pick and bump resistant.