Products and roadmap

Access products with a clear path forward

One current controller-based solution and two separate future product lines. We distinguish functions you can use today from features under development.

Illustrative concept of a compact smart access controller beside a metal gate
Concept illustration. Final hardware design may differ.
Illustrative concept of a compact smart access controller beside a metal gate
Concept illustration. Final hardware design may differ.
Current controller

Smart Lock Box

A connected controller for compatible electric doors and gates. The app sends a command and waits for the device response.

Current implementation

  • Connects through a controller to compatible electric lock hardware.
  • A registered device can be linked to a user account with its device ID.
  • The app shows online status and sends an unlock request.
  • The app waits for a device response and shows successful, failed, or pending results.
  • Supported activity is visible in the app and web platform.

A physical key or power backup depends on the chosen lock and installation. Ask our team to assess your entrance.

Illustrative concept of an electric rim lock on a metal entrance gate
Concept illustration. Final hardware design may differ.
In development

G1 Lite

A planned economical electric rim lock for compatible metal gates, with key and app access in one unit.

Planned G1 Lite features

  • An economical electric rim lock for compatible metal entrance gates.
  • Physical key unlocking and mobile app unlocking.
  • An embedded Wi-Fi controller and mechanical electric rim lock.
  • A single lock unit with no external Smart Lock Box required.

In development. No launch date, final price, or delivery commitment is available. Expressing interest is not a preorder.

Illustrative modular smart lock platform concept with optional component forms
Concept illustration. Final hardware design may differ.
Research and development

Universal Smart Lock Platform

A future family of lock mechanisms and optional modules. Hardware choices determine which features are possible.

Research and development directions

  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, with local and cloud unlocking options.
  • Mechanical key access where the lock mechanism supports it.
  • Optional offline fingerprint, PIN, RFID, sensors, and voice or intercom modules.
  • Battery-powered and external-power variants across different lock mechanisms.
  • Secure firmware updates and configuration matched to installed hardware.

These are planned capabilities for different possible products. Firmware cannot add a feature unless its physical hardware exists.

Discuss a compatible entrance or future product

Tell us about your entrance, installation, distribution, or manufacturing interest. Our team can help you find the right next step.

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