LAS VEGAS, April 1, 2014 – Yale Locks & Hardware today announced its next generation of key free Z-Wave® deadbolts with the introduction of new push button and touchscreen models.

The device, which comes in two pieces, works by picking up a signal from the vehicle’s key fob from a distance of up to 10 feet.

At its core, Microbot Push is just a wirelessly connected actuator that moves a rubber end piece to press or depress a button. As simple as the device is, the possibilities are pretty remarkable.

A new application released for Android called Knock Lock, allows users to lock their devices by tapping on a designated area of their display. If you currently own an LG G2 or G Flex device, this ...

Attach a Microbot Push to anything that turns on or off with a button, and you’re one step closer to a fully automated smart life. The device is a plastic and filled with gears and a battery, so ...