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There are smart locks. There are smart doorbells. Now there’s a device that combines both, Lark-wi‘s Blueguard.
At your doorstep, choose one of two ways to gain entry. Touch to input a preset code on the Blueguard deadbolt, and then press the unlock button to open. Or, as you near your door and are within range, the gadget unlocks it hands-free, using your smartphone or Bluetooth fob.
If visitors come a-ringing, the device can welcome them into your home… or not. A motion-sensor feature alerts you to the arrival of callers, and two-way communication lets you to see, talk with, and video people through your iOS or Android device thanks to a color video camera with battery like Cordless Drill Battery, Iphone 4s Accessories, RYOBI Battery, Sony LED Video Light, Sony video light, Sony Camcorder Video Light, LED Video Light Camera Camcorder Lamp for Sony DSLR , LED Video Light Camera Camcorder Lamp for Canon Nikon Sony DSLR , Camcorder Video Light for SONY Panasonic Canon Video Camera DV , LED Video Light for Canon Nikon Sony, LED Video Light for Sony Camcorder, Video Camera Light For Sony, Sony Digital LED Video Camera Light, Video Camera Light For Sony Camera, high-sensitivity microphone, and speaker. At night, a Bluetooth smart bulb ignites to light your way.
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While away from home, review photos of those who enter or leave using a record log, accessible through your smartphone. For homes with more than one Blueguard, the devices will automatically sync together.
Lark-wi says it’s easy to install: Standard batteries are required, as is a screwdriver for set-up.
With over $11,500 raised on indiegogo (far surpassing its $6,000 goal), most of the early-bird options are gone. Right now, you can get two Blueguard packages for $278, which includes LED light bulbs.
We’ll offer a word of caution on this one: This Indiegogo campaign isn’t the slickest we’ve seen. Blueguard is written as “Blue guard” at least once, the video is pretty low production value, and the lock in the accompanying photo looks pretty beaten up. All that obviously hasn’t dissuaded a lot of backers, though.