Development of Smart Home Door Lock System

Taslim, Hazeem Ahmad; Lazam, Nor Azlinah Md; Yahya, Nor Akmar Mohd

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-70917-4_13

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“…In 2018, Patil et al [18] proposed a security protocol between smartphones, smart locks, and cloud servers, and discussed possible security vulnerabilities. In 2021, Taslim et al [19] proposed a smart home door lock system using security protocol in the Internet of Things (IoT) scenario is proposed, which has the problems of unencrypted data transmission and insufficient authentication methods. Ahmad et al [20] developed an enhanced access control system for smart locks, using cloud and edge computing to improve authorization, focusing on scalability and performance.…”

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SPCL: A Smart Access Control System That Supports Blockchain

Wu,

Xue,

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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The access control system is a critical element in intelligent buildings. In this paper, we present SPCL, an innovative access control system designed to facilitate building entry through the use of mobile phones. Our system aims to provide a secure and convenient solution for building access, capitalizing on the widespread availability and capabilities of mobile devices. Additionally, we propose a lightweight authentication protocol to enhance security. The performance of the protocol is measured for different curves at different frequencies, proving that the protocol is more suitable for door lock systems than the benchmark protocol. In addition, we investigated the security and usability of SPCL. Finally, a comparison of the security of human-lock interfaces for smart locks and blockchain-based payment methods are discussed.

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SPCL: A Smart Access Control System That Supports Blockchain

Wu,

Xue,

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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“…Initially, password locks were used in places like safes and vaults. With technological advancements and the maturity of smart lock solutions [9], high-security and technologically advanced electronic locks have been widely used in countries like the United States, the United Kingdom, and Singapore [10]. There are numerous smart lock manufacturers, such as OWQ smart locks from Germany, Samsung smart locks from South Korea, the renowned securityoriented Mul-T-Lock smart locks from Israel, and Doreen smart locks from the United States.…”

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An Energy-Saving and Environment-Friendly Networked Intelligent Door Lock System for Offices

Zhao,

Wang,

Shi

et al. 2024

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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With the development of IoT technology and the improvement of people’s living standards, smart locks have become prevalent in ordinary households. However, for enterprises and institutions requiring unified management and control capabilities for networked smart locks, the technology has been relatively lagging, and there is a lack of established brands. Existing products are mostly based on wireless low-power network protocols, leading to common issues of low stability, limited network scalability, and high maintenance efforts. This paper addresses the problems existing in current networked lock systems and leverages the centralized office characteristics of enterprises and institutions. By integrating IoT technology and Power over Ethernet- (PoE-) centralized power supply, we have developed a networked smart lock system with unified management and control capabilities. This system is primarily designed for applications in offices, collective dormitories, and hotels of enterprises, institutions, and schools. The test results demonstrate that even with a scale of over tens of thousands of networked locks under unified control, the system maintains fast response times and low packet loss rates. It also incorporates energy-saving and environmentally friendly features, as well as easy automatic updates, facilitating convenient postdeployment maintenance. Thus, it effectively meets the requirements for centralized management and control in different application scenarios with centralized use of rooms. In conclusion, this research has led to the development of a unified management and control networked smart lock system, which is well suited for enterprises, institutions, and schools. Its scalability, speed, energy efficiency, and ease of maintenance make it an excellent solution for various application scenarios requiring centralized management and control of access.

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