Noke Noke delivers with Padlock from the first model of a product line of Bluetooth-controlled, smart locks, which enables users to protect their property. A key or number code is not necessary. It is controlled by app.
Noke, the Bluetooth-controlled Padlock of Fuzz designs premiered in January 2014 of baptism, then launched in August 2014 Kickstarter project and is now officially available in Germany. It is now available in the Gravis stores for 79.99.
Bluetooth-Schloss Noke Padlock (Bild: Fuzz Designs)
At the end of the 30-day Kickstarter campaign, the original funding goal of $ 100,000 with more than $ 600,000 to more than six times was exceeded.
"It's great to see already the positive response to our padlocks," said Cameron Gibbs, co-founder and COO of Noke. "We wanted to offer customers a convenient and smart solution to security - I realize we have reached the goal."
The Noke Padlock is made of zinc and steel and especially hardened strap and the manufacturer offers an attractive, waterproof and extremely durable solution. The Noke Padlock can be with the appropriate apps for iOS, Android via Windows Phone and Smartphone open. Users can also share virtual keys with other users and finding about the history of accesses to the castle, by whom, when and where the lock has been opened.
"We have the Noke Padlock equipped with far more capabilities than originally planned, because we want to provide our customers with the absolute smartest and best lock available," said Gibbs continued. "Therefore, the process took a little longer, the result justifies it."
More Bluetooth locks there are for example also of Nuki. The intelligent door lock also comes from a Kickstarter project and originally started under the name Noki. As Nokia noted that the word and figurative mark "Noki" (No Key) is too similar to the company's own name, the makers of the door lock company unceremoniously in "Nuki" to (New Key).
Bluetooth-controlled lock Noke Padlock (Image: Fuzz Designs)
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