Lockly took home security to the next level with its $349 Visage smart lock, though, using an image of your face to unlock your door—and I’m mostly impressed.

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Lockly’s Visage lock has binocular facial recognition. The company debuted 3 other new locks, too, all of which support Alexa, Apple Home, and Google Home.

At CES 2024, Lockly is releasing its first Apple Home Key-compatible smart lock plus a new Matter hub to bring support to many existing Lockly products.

Review: Lockly Visage Zeno Series Smart Lock This smart lock uses infrared sensors to see me coming, recognize my face, and unlock the front door.

Lockly isn't the only company that showed up at CES 2024 with a smart lock that doesn't require you to touch it. Philips, meanwhile, introduced a deadbolt that can unlock after "looking at" your palm.

The Lockly Visage makes a simple task of using your face to unlock your front door. If your face is unavailable, you can also use your phone or your finger.

Service providers using Alarm.com’s SaaS (software-as-a-service) smart home solution will soon be able to offer their customers a choice of two Z-Wave-based smart locks from Lockly Pro ...