Lockin's everlasting vein-recognizing smart lock doorbell cam combo is peak CES

Lockin showcased its new smart lock at CES, addressing the power issue with wireless charging via an optical infrared beam. The charging system utilizes a device connected to an outlet, transmitting a beam to the lock's receptor panel. This technology has certifications ensuring safety, and charging halts if the beam is interrupted. The lock itself is a mortise lock, suggesting professional installation, and boasts advanced features like video, speaker capabilities, and AI recognition. It offers various unlocking methods, including palm, finger vein, and facial recognition, alongside a touchscreen interface. The lock integrates with major smart home ecosystems but relies on Lockin's app for advanced functionality. The V7 Max version is not yet priced but is expected to ship in July or August, while a cheaper version with wireless charging but without video features will be available in April for $350. The lock's sleek design includes a pocket-style grip and a sizable display. The outer panel incorporates a touchscreen and cameras, serving as a video doorbell. This high-end lock is designed to be feature-rich.