An electronically linked cabinet lock includes an electronic device and a locking module. The electronic device includes a sensing element installed onto a surface of the cabinet, and a main body, located in an interior of the cabinet, connected to the sensing element via a signal, and having a movable telescopic rod. The locking module is installed within a telescopic range of the movable telescopic rod and includes a fixed seat, a first slider and a second slider, and the first slider and the second slider are movably installed in the fixed seat, and an end of the movable telescopic rod is connected to the first slider to synchronously link the second slider to move vertically. By triggering the sensing element to generate a drive signal, all slide rails used by the drawers are locked/unlocked synchronously, so as to broaden the scope of applicability and enhance the practicality.

Systems and methods for control of a locking system are disclosed. In some embodiments, a system comprises one or more sensors configured to generate output signals indicating one or more movement information of a subject. The system comprises at least one processor operatively connected with the one or more sensors, and memory storing instructions executable by the at least one processor, the instructions when executed cause the system to determine, using the output signals from the one or more sensors, one or more movement parameters of the subject; and send, based on the determined movement parameters of the subject, an instruction to the locking system to adjust an open delay time for the locking system, the open delay time being time the locking system remains open.

A gesture-activated hood release system for a motor vehicle is provided. That system incorporates a gesture sensor, a first actuator and a second actuator. Further, the system includes a controller that is responsive to the gesture sensor to activate the first actuator and open a primary hood latch and then, after a predetermined time delay, activate the second actuator and open the secondary hood latch.

A latch actuator comprises a motor, a speed reduction gearing coupled to an output shaft of the motor, a spindle, and a motion conversion mechanism. The spindle has a threaded portion in engagement with the speed reduction gearing. The spindle is supported to be rotatable about an axis. The threaded portion is rotationally fixed relative to the spindle. The motion conversion mechanism is configured to cause a displacement of the spindle along the axis when the spindle rotates.

The door handle device includes: a contact sensing unit including a guide groove and a contact sensing electrode, the guide groove configured to guide a water droplet falling on a door, the contact sensing electrode disposed in the guide groove and configured to sense a contact with the door; a locking unit configured to execute unlocking and locking of a door; and a control unit configured to instruct to the locking unit to keep locking the door if determining that the water droplet is in contact with the door, on the basis of a sensing result by the contact sensing electrode. There are provided: a contact sensing device; a door handle device and a control method for such a door handle device; and an electronic key system, for preventing a misoperation due to a water droplet adhering to a door handle of vehicles, which has an electrostatic locking mechanism.

The present disclosure provides a lock and a method and a system for controlling the lock. The lock may include an operation part, an action part, and a bolt. The action part may be configured to drive the bolt to move. The operation part and the action part may be connected to each other via a transmission connection. The transmission connection may be blockable.

A tool storage system is provided that includes a cabinet, a drawer assembly installed in the cabinet, a lock assembly, and processing circuitry. The drawer assembly includes a drawer operably coupled to the cabinet to enable the drawer to slidably open and close, and a sensor configured to detect a user action to open the drawer. The lock assembly is operably coupled to and between the cabinet and the drawer, and includes an electric lock configured to engage a latch when the drawer is closed, and disengage the latch to enable the drawer to open. The process-ing circuitry operably coupled to the sensor and the electric lock. The processing circuitry is configured to receive a signal from the sensor responsive to detection of the user action to open the drawer, and control the electric lock to disengage the latch responsive to the signal.

An electronically linked cabinet lock includes an electronic device and a locking module. The electronic device includes a sensing element installed onto a surface of the cabinet, and a main body, located in an interior of the cabinet, connected to the sensing element via a signal, and having a movable telescopic rod. The locking module is installed within a telescopic range of the movable telescopic rod and includes a fixed seat, a first slider and a second slider, and the first slider and the second slider are movably installed in the fixed seat, and an end of the movable telescopic rod is connected to the first slider to synchronously link the second slider to move vertically. By triggering the sensing element to generate a drive signal, all slide rails used by the drawers are locked/unlocked synchronously, so as to broaden the scope of applicability and enhance the practicality.

Remote access secure lock and entry key transfer with Time/Identification Application of user housed within a molded encasement containing mechanical key retrieval system, electronic circuitry for digital access and integrated with electronic power supply regulation through an external solar panel connected to the molded body of the secure lock attached to a building fixture for non-removal from the building structure location.

Remote access secure lock and entry key transfer with Time/Identification Application of user housed within a molded encasement containing mechanical key retrieval system, electronic circuitry for digital access and integrated with electronic power supply regulation through an external solar panel connected to the molded body of the secure lock attached to a building fixture for non-removal from the building structure location.