But if a lock fails, the door doesn’t have a lock ... Alternatively, you can place a sturdy household object like a broom ...

This was mounted to the door in a way that the door could lock, with a minimal amount of damage from some skillful hacksaw work. The only thing left to do after this was add some electronics and ...

We tested several in a direct-comparison test. To test the locks, we installed each lock into a metal exterior door to assess fit and ease of installation. We then paired them with our smartphones ...

Buying an off the shelf product was expensive and not a whole lot of fun, so [Giorgos] disassembled his door’s locking mechanism to see how he might be able to actuate the lock electronically ...

It offers more ways to lock and unlock your door than any other smart lock we’ve tested and works with most major smart home platforms for third-party device integrations. August has released ...