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The smart locks are products of Lumi Vietnam - a startup specializing in the development of IoT (Internet of Things) devices and Viet Tiep, the leading lock manufacturer in Vietnam.
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The line of smart locks is expected to promote digital transformation, creating new products that suit market needs and have higher value.
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These Make in Vietnam locks also have many other smart features such as providing one-time OTP password, account decentralization, and virtual battery code mode to prevent others from peeping.
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According to the manufacturer, the on/off state can be used as an input condition to enable the security rule. When users enter the wrong password more than three times, there will be a notification sent on the app.
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The system is battery operated with four main batteries and four spare batteries. Each cluster of four batteries can be used for about 12 months. The lock has a Micro USB socket that can be used if the battery is empty, when users can use a portable charger to unlock.
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In the next four years, the smart lock market share in Vietnam is expected to grow strongly and account for about 3% of the total market. This will open up great opportunities for Vietnamese IoT businesses to compete with foreign competitors.
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However, local manufacturers will have to solve the problem of price, design and production experience as well as Vietnamese customers’ fondness for foreign goods. |
Trong Dat
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