A banknote handling system includes an unlocking system. The unlocking system includes a camera, a first mechanical arm to which one or a plurality of keys are affixed, and a controller that determines a position of a keyhole based on an image from the camera, and controls the first arm to insert one of the one or the plurality of keys into the keyhole and turn the inserted key for unlocking. In many examples, the unlocking system is configured to unlock a banknote cashbox.

An in-vehicle locking safe system comprising a lockbox having one or more walls defining an enclosure, wherein the lockbox is configured with one or more apertures in one or more lockbox walls. The in-vehicle locking safe system further comprises a vehicle structural element including one or more studs configured to be inserted within one or more apertures in one or more lockbox walls, and a fastener component coupled to a portion of the one or more studs at a location inside the enclosure of the lockbox. In some embodiments, the vehicle structural element includes one or more of a vehicle chassis, a slider rail, a slider track, and/or a floor layer.

An outdoor chaise lounge including a lock-box integrated therein. The chaise lounge may have a photovoltaic device mounted to a portion of a seat member where a user rests his or her head, and the lock-box may be positioned below a foot portion of the seat member. The foot portion of the seat member may be configured to be rotated upwards to enable a user to access the lock-box. In an embodiment, electronic devices may be integrated into a member of the chaise lounge, such as a leg member, frame member, or armrest, and be configured to enable a user to order food, beverages, attendants, or perform other communications with a billing or other system of a venue (e.g., hotel, cruise ship, etc.) via a wireless communication.

A detachable lock-box device may include a set of walls defining a compartment. At least one of the walls may define an aperture. A door may be rotatably coupled to the set of walls that, when in a closed position, forms a fully enclosed lock-box. An electromechanical lock assembly may be configured to enable a user to lock and unlock the door. A connector pin assembly may be configured to secure to an object and at least partially insert into the aperture. A securing component may be configured to detachably connect to a portion of the connector pin assembly such that when the securing component is attached to the connector pin assembly, the detachable lock-box box is secured to the object. The detachable lock-box device may be secured to an object using a variety of methods.

An electromagnetic opening device comprises a housing, a fixed iron core, a movable iron core having a bottom end engaging with the fixed iron core, a shaft sleeve that sleeves a top end of the movable iron core and extends outside of the housing, and an electromagnetic coil, and a vibration sensing mechanism comprising a sensing block having a rotation shaft, a stopping end and a balancing end located on two sides of the movable iron core. A bottom of the stopping end is rotationally connected onto the housing through the rotation shaft. When the sensing block compresses a balance spring disposed between the balancing end and the housing through the rotation of the rotation shaft, the stopping end abuts against the shaft sleeve. The vibration sensing mechanism effectively prevents a mistaken shrinkage of the shaft sleeve of the movable iron core and abnormally opening of a safe deposit box.

A safe that may be secured to a fixed object while incorporated in a larger bag is provided. Also provided is a kit including a safe that can be installed in an existing bag. In use, the bag and safe are secured together and both may be simultaneously locked to a fixed object by a securing mechanism such as a loop cable with a locking mechanism. The securing mechanism enters both the bag and the safe through apertures which may be reinforced. The securing mechanism may be detached from the safe by detaching removable fasteners designed to secure the mechanism within the safe. The interior of the bag may also comprise a housing or a mounting mechanism to secure the safe within the bag.

A lockbox to store medication therein and to be secured within a medicine cabinet, the lockbox including a main body to fit into the medicine cabinet, a door disposed at a front portion of the main body, a plurality of anchor holes disposed within the main body to allow the main body to be secured to at least one wall or shelf within the medicine cabinet, and a lock to disposed at a top portion of the door to prevent the door from opening when the lock is locked.

An indoor safety shelter appearing to be one file cabinet or a sset of file cabinets is disclosed constructed with bullet-proof armor plates mounted on an interior support frame which protects one or more persons inside the shelter both from being discovered by and being harmed by an armed intruder in the case of a home or office invasion. The shelter can be assembled and disassembled on site from the interior of the structure providing for the ability of one or more persons protected inside the shelter to detach the plates if the bullet-proof door to the shelter, which is locked from the inside, becomes obstructed. The interior frame of the shelter has castors which allow the shelter to be moved.

A security cassette (100) for valuable papers (1), including a cover (101), a receiving area (102) for receiving a plurality of the valuable papers, wherein the receiving area (102) is closeable with the cover (101), a protective device (110, 112) for the valuable papers in order to enable devaluation of the valuable papers in the receiving area (102), wherein the security cassette (100) includes at least one sub-divider (120) which divides the receiving area (102) and holds valuable paper bundles (2) respectively with a plurality of bundles of valuable papers such that the valuable paper bundles (2) held by the sub-divider (120) are arranged parallel upright in the receiving area (102), and that two adjacent valuable paper bundles (2) held by the sub-divider (120) are respectively separated from one another by an intermediate space.

A portable, universally fitting, stylish, lockable security box that integrally affixes to an object such as the support or cross bar on a frame of a beach lounge chair, a stroller, bike or similar member where it is desirable to protect your valuables on a stationary or a larger movable object. The security box includes an internal cavity that is formed by the two main components which makes this device simple and attractive. The exterior surface is preferably configured with tapered or rounded edges and a flush closure of the top and bottom components, wherein the risk of a snag or injury to the user is greatly reduced and to not interfere with the function or operation of the component to which it is attached.