With the Schlage Sense Smart Deadbolt, the concept of a smart home becomes far more than a convenience. Announced at CES 2018, the connected lock is now compatible with Google Assistant, meaning that consumers can now keep their homes locked and secure no matter where they are.
During the morning rush, it's easy to forget little chores here and there. All too often one might leave their lunch in the fridge or forget to empty the litterbox, for example. But forgetting to lock the door, while equally small, is far less trivial. With the new Schlage Sense Smart Deadbolt, consumers can lock their door from anywhere by saying, "OK Google, lock my door." The smartphone connectivity helps people to feel safe and secure while also adding convenience.
What's Driving This Trend
- Connected Smart Deadbolts
- The emergence of connected smart deadbolts creates new opportunities for convenience and security in homes.
- Voice-activated Smart Home Security Products
- The integration of voice-activated technology in home security products expands convenience and ease of use.
- Mobile App-controlled Locks
- Mobile app-controlled locks allow homeowners to monitor and secure their homes remotely, revolutionizing home security.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Security
- The home security industry can benefit from incorporating voice-activated and mobile app-controlled technology to improve convenience and safety.
- Smart Home Technology
- Smart home technology companies can capitalize on the trend of consumers seeking connected and voice-activated home security products.
- Mobile Application Development
- Mobile application development companies have an opportunity to create innovative and user-friendly apps that can control the growing range of connected smart deadbolts.
