Techniques are described for determining that a property is vacant based on monitoring data collected by connected sensors and appliances near or within the property. In response to determining that a property is vacant, the condition of the vacant property can be monitored for various risks such as fire safety and security breaches. Monitoring techniques may also be used to determine when a new customer (e.g., a new tenant or property owner) has moved into the property. In response to detecting a move-in, one or more notifications may be transmitted to assist the new customer to customize a security system associated with the property. In this regard, techniques described herein may be used by service providers to improve the transition associated with move-in and move-out processes, which may also improve retention of monitoring services.

The present invention relates to an access management system determining whether to approve the user's authentication request for the management space and the method for operating the access management system based on biometric data measured by a wearable device directly worn on the user's body, in order to solve the problem that the QR code check causes inconvenience and the body temperature test has low accuracy. Since approval of the authentication request may be determined based on the user's authentication data retrieved from the public database and biometric data directly measured from the user's body by a wearable device such as a smart mask, biometric data such as body temperature can be measured more accurately, and the hassle of users directly tagging their QR code with the QR code scanner can be reduced, and the accuracy and efficiency of access management can be improved.

A method and system that allows authorized individuals access into controlled access locations and the ability to grant temporary and limited access to guests into these locations. The method and system allow for navigational services to be provided to members and guests, and real-time tracking and confirmation to members and administrators that guests have arrived at their destination and did not enter any unauthorized areas. The method preferably can work through a system of wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons communicating with member and guest's electronic devices. Members and administrators can send one or more temporary electronic access keys to a guest's smartphone or other electronic device. Wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons provide an access control and location tracking system with real-time data about the member and guest whereabouts, allowing for the confirmation and tracking.

A method and system that allows authorized individuals access into controlled access locations and the ability to grant temporary and limited access to guests into these locations. The method and system allow for navigational services to be provided to members and guests, and real-time tracking and confirmation to members and administrators that guests have arrived at their destination and did not enter any unauthorized areas. The method preferably can work through a system of wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons communicating with member and guest's electronic devices. Members and administrators can send one or more temporary electronic access keys to a guest's smartphone or other electronic device. Wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons provide an access control and location tracking system with real-time data about the member and guest whereabouts, allowing for the confirmation and tracking.

A management method for electronic locks includes obtaining a manager mobile device with management authorities of a plurality of locks. The manager mobile device can be connected any one of the plurality of locks, and the lock connected to the manager mobile device switches to a writing mode. The lock connected to the manager mobile device writes the unlocking authority of at least one of the plurality of locks into a door access card. When the door access card is identified by one of the plurality of locks as being correct, the one of the plurality of locks is unlocked.

A management method for electronic locks includes obtaining a manager mobile device with management authorities of a plurality of locks. The manager mobile device can be connected any one of the plurality of locks, and the lock connected to the manager mobile device switches to a writing mode. The lock connected to the manager mobile device writes the unlocking authority of at least one of the plurality of locks into a door access card. When the door access card is identified by one of the plurality of locks as being correct, the one of the plurality of locks is unlocked.

A luggage discrepancy detection system comprising smart tags each is having a unique identity, a smart tag system server and an exit control system comprising tag scanners and a controlled exit. The system server associates unique identity of the tags with a unique passenger identifier. The total number of the tags being not less than the total pieces of the luggage belonging to the passenger. A count of the total number of the tags can be determined from the unique identity of any of the tags. The exit control system sends to the server a scan data comprising the unique identity of the detected tags during scanning of an exit space. The server generates an exit instruction on finding a count of the detected tags as less than the count of the total number of the tags determined from the unique identity of any detected tags during a scan time.

The present invention relates to a handle arrangement (1) comprising a locking mechanism (10), a blocking mechanism (20), a handle (30), a display unit (50), and a control unit (40) communicatively connected to a remote server (80) and configured to display a QR code on the display unit for a user to read, wherein the QR code is unique for the handle arrangement and the time period during which the QR code is displayed, receive, from a remote server, information that the user has communicated, to the remote server, a reading of the displayed QR code together with an identification of the user, and that the identified user is authorized to open the door, and either operate the blocking mechanism enabling opening of the door by means of the handle, or enabling a second level authorization function for the user to verify its authorization, and if access is granted, operating the blocking mechanism enabling opening of the door by means of the handle.

The present invention relates to a handle arrangement (1) comprising a locking mechanism (10), a blocking mechanism (20), a handle (30), a display unit (50), and a control unit (40) communicatively connected to a remote server (80) and configured to display a QR code on the display unit for a user to read, wherein the QR code is unique for the handle arrangement and the time period during which the QR code is displayed, receive, from a remote server, information that the user has communicated, to the remote server, a reading of the displayed QR code together with an identification of the user, and that the identified user is authorized to open the door, and either operate the blocking mechanism enabling opening of the door by means of the handle, or enabling a second level authorization function for the user to verify its authorization, and if access is granted, operating the blocking mechanism enabling opening of the door by means of the handle.

An electronic lock access management system includes an electronic lock and a server system. In some embodiments, the server system includes a memory storing a database including a plurality of user accounts, each user account being associated with a set of privileges and one or more properties, each property being associated with one or more locks, each of the locks being associated with one or more access codes that are specific to each user. In some embodiments, the electronic lock stores, in the lock memory, an encrypted copy of an access code list received from the server system based on a set of access codes that are associated with the electronic lock in the database.