Lockin AI 스마트 잠금장치

General digital door locks rely on single authentication methods such as fingerprint recognition or password input, and are prone to slow recognition speeds or errors. In addition, there are limitations in maintaining power due to battery replacement issues, and a lack of safety features such as detecting the departure of the elderly. Existing smart locks have problems such as insufficient IoT integration or inconvenience for individuals to unlock in various ways. In particular, safety issues such as elderly dementia patients running away from home and continuous power supply problems have been pointed out as limitations of the existing methods.

The Lockin AI Smart Lock supports five authentication methods—palm vein, finger vein, password, app, and mechanical key—making it convenient for all ages. AI-based vein recognition achieves 99.9% accuracy and ultra-fast unlocking in 0.17 seconds, capturing both speed and security. It also supports the Matter standard, ensuring interoperability between smart home devices, andLockin AuraCharge™self-charges with light sources such as indoor lighting, aiming for permanent use without battery replacement. It has a built-in dual 5-inch touchscreen that acts like an AI door assistant, providing real-time video calls, memos, and note functions on the internal screen, and provides guidance tailored to entry/exit situations. In particular, it has safety management functions such as alarm/call/location tracking when detecting an Alzheimer's patient leaving the house, greatly enhancing practical safety compared to other companies.

The main target is B2C individual households, but it can also be adopted in B2B settings such as luxury apartment complexes, hotels, and silver towns. Designed with various ages and situations (including children and the elderly) in mind, it targets the home smart door lock market, and is also considering linking with smart home platform companies through Matter compatibility (B2B2C).Public facility access management (B2G)can also be applied, but the main focus is on general consumer housing.

Compliance with the global smart home standard (Matter) ensures high market scalability. The self-charging technology (AuraCharge) reduces battery regulation issues and is eco-friendly, complying with energy regulations in various countries. As long as biometric data security/personal information regulations are observed, there are few regional restrictions, and it can be expanded to suit various residential environments with 5 authentication methods and IoT integration. It can also be expanded to smart city security networks or home care systems, and can be integrated into various platforms when API/SDK is provided. However, regional certification for the accuracy of AI vein authentication and radio wave certification (wireless charging) are challenges to be solved when entering the market.

The CES judges evaluated this product as a collection of innovations in the smart home field. It is highly complete with multi-biometric authentication and ultra-high-speed operation, and is considered a sustainable innovation as a battery-free smart lock with light charging. The user interface through the AI door screen is also innovative, and the elderly protection function was positively mentioned in terms of social value. Some reviews pointed out the complexity and potential for high prices due to the multi-functionality, but there was a consensus that it was an appropriate award that was not underestimated in terms of innovation. Along with favorable reviews that the technical completeness was already proven in the demonstration,Market demand (security + convenience)is clear, and the evaluation that it is not an overestimation is the mainstream.