Apple-Supported Aliro 1.0 Smart Lock Standard Officially Released

[imola.zhp]

$20 to $50. Push buttons. We have ours ten years on our door. The standard it uses it called physics.

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Somehow, we survive.

And when I say it's there ten years, I actually mean about 15. Still running no-softwareOS.

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I have these on our fence gates. Work great.

 

[guzhogi]

Aliro supports interoperability between mobile devices, wearables, and access control readers, so smart locks can work with any smartphone or wearable device without the need for a dedicated app. It is aimed at improving smart locks for the home, but also for corporate offices, universities, and hotels.

Apple, Google, and Samsung support Aliro, and Aliro-enabled locks will be able to be added to wallet apps on iPhone and Android devices. Major smart home companies that produce smart locks have also signed on to support Aliro. The Alliance says that Apple, Allegion, Aqara, Google, HID, Kastle, Kwikset, Last Lock, Nordic Semiconductor, Nuki Home Solutions, NXP Semiconductors, Qorvo, Samsung, and STMicroelectronics will be among the first to achieve Aliro 1.0 certification.

My job is moving to Verkada door access. I wonder if/when Verkada'll support Aliro?

 

[Mac Fly (film)]

I have these von our fence gates. Work great.

Yeah, super-reliable.

 

[longofest]

So to clarify, Aliro can work under matter?

Not “under”, but they work together.

Commission/add a smart lock to your home with matter. Use your aliro apple/google/samsung wallet key with the smart lock.

 

[longofest]

My job is moving to Verkada door access. I wonder if/when Verkada'll support Aliro?

Verkada is 100% proprietary, so I’d say the second of never.

But seriously… they will eventually have to. But they will resist it because it forces them to be more open.

 

[Jamie0003]

Not “under”, but they work together.

Commission/add a smart lock to your home with matter. Use your aliro apple/google/samsung wallet key with the smart lock.

That’s a relief

 

[TwoBytes]

I've been looking for a smart lock for the last year, and this makes it even more confusing on what to go for..
You don't change locks like phones, so my requirements are opening the lock with a pin in case you forget your phone, which is the only safeguard I can think of.