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Meet Noke, the smart Bluetooth-enabled padlock

19
Aug
2014

The Noke – pronounced “no key” – is a brand new project seeking funds on Kickstarter, a smart Bluetooth-enabled padlock that’s apparently designed to help you ditch keys and combinations and adapt to the 21st century. Fuz Designs, the company behind Noke, is looking to raise $100,000 to make the Noke a real product and has already received over $15,000 in pledges from interested buyers with 30 days left in the campaign. Unsurprisingly, the Noke is supposed to work with smart devices such as smartphones and will simply unlock itself with a simple press once it detects that the device you’re carrying has a special unlock code stored on it. Furthermore, the Noke app lets users share Noke combinations within the app,

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