NFC-powered door locks are already a thing, allowing owners of compatible smartphones (or NFC rings) to get into their houses with a tap of their gadgets. But NFC is not the only transfer tech capable ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link One object startups have tried and failed to kill is the good old-fashioned key. We shove them onto tiny metal rings and bury them deep in pockets ...

Well, we really should have seen this one coming. The humble door lock key, which has been around in one form or another for literally thousands of years, may be getting replaced by an app ... or more ...

Kwikset and UniKey are set to update their home entry systems, which have remained largely unchanged since they were first invented more than a hundred years ago. Using a Bluetooth daughter card in ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While many are aware of the benefit of smart locks for homes, few think of keys as a high-end tech product. But as a tool we use in our day-to ...

UniKey on Wednesday announced the new Kwikset Kevo, a Bluetooth-connected deadbolt door lock that pairs with Apple's iPhone to make fumbling with house keys a thing of the past. UniKey Technologies ...

UniKey, a smart home company that focuses on smart locks and smart access control in the age of the Internet of Things (IoT), has raised an oversubscribed $10 million round to help grow partnerships ...

WINTER PARK, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--UniKey, the smart lock category creator and industry leader in smart access control technology, today announced it has secured $10M in an oversubscribed Series A ...

ORLANDO, Florida -- August 25th 2016-- UniKey™ the leading electronic key and mobile access platform company today announced that it will unveil it’s new access control smart reader solution, ...

Before starting UniKey in 2010, Phil Dumas had thought a lot about mobile access control. He was hacking GSM SIM chips into cars for access and was working with fingerprint access control system in ...

How many times have you fumbled for the keys while holding a bag of groceries in your arms? Wouldn't be great if your home could recognize you as someone authorized to enter and unlock the door?