A smart door lock transmission mechanism switches between connected and blocked states based on sensing signals.
Dual-direction nut actuation releases stored energy via decoupled mechanisms, resolving tolerance-induced button failure.
Configurable proximity modes and RF shielding prevent unintentional activation while maintaining ease of access for authorized users.
A portable generator lock uses a rotating handle to drive a sleeve along an axis, positioning the locking lever for secure engagement.
A handle set uses a toggle mechanism with interchangeable heads to switch between privacy and passage modes.
A piezoelectric energy harvester converts door kinetic motion into electrical power for the release actuator.
A motorized door handle grabber rotates handles to enable independent access.
Asymmetric cross sections and curved surfaces guide lock transmission elements into engaging grooves, resolving assembly alignment difficulties.
Embedded surface-modifying substances in deformable plastic handles prevent microorganism colonization without skin absorption risks.
A hinged locking shroud covers a doorknob with a spring-loaded latch to block keyhole picking.
A modular pushbutton mechanism uses a cam interface to correlate rotational and axial movements.
A rotary-handle latch uses a plunger and electrical switch to signal locked positions.
A sliding sash secondary lock uses a spring-biased pin to engage header apertures for intermediate positioning.