Research Focus: Chainlock: (R)evolution for electronic locking systems

Blockchain technology eliminates the need for manufacturer-specific cloud systems. Mittweida University of Applied Sciences and ABUS Pfaffenhain unveil a working prototype. Ready for new applications.

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Businesses, universities, hospitals and, increasingly, private households are using locking systems to manage physical access and make it more secure or ‘smarter’. These are no longer simple locks that only work with the right keys, but sophisticated keyless solutions that grant access to different users at different times.

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