Philips Launches New HomeAccess5000 Series Smart Door Lock with Palm Recognition

TapTechNews on July 2, Philips has newly launched the brand-new HomeAccess5000 series of smart door locks. In addition to supporting regular physical keys, PIN codes, and mobile apps, The biggest highlight is that it supports palm recognition.

Philips said that this smart door lock performs identity recognition by tracking the unique palm vein pattern, which is theoretically impossible to be hacked, and provides an ultra-secure front door lock for the family.

The usage method of this smart door lock is the same as that of most smart lock door locks. It has a built-in Wi-Fi module and can be started and operated without the need for auxiliary bridging. It can also issue voice commands through Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

The HomeAccess5000 series smart door lock is also equipped with a doorbell button and ringtone, equipped with 5 volumes and 38 unique melodies. The product is priced at 360 US dollars (TapTechNews note: currently about 2624 Chinese yuan).