Smart Door Locks
Supports Bluetooth access and face-recognition access: Bluetooth offers stable connection, fast unlock response and secure unlocking at low hardware cost; face access uses the face as the "key", freeing residents' hands with liveness-detection security and supporting secondary development for more scenarios.
Thoughtful Services
Smart parcel lockers operated by property grow users and revenue, improving community safety through uniform management; smart parking supports multiple fee types, zero-stop card-free entry/exit and self-service payment; smart charging piles support phone-scan charging with auto power-off when full.
Unified Management Platform
Digital, intelligent office for apartment-property baseline management, premium tenant services with one-tap reach, and an AIoT foundation with open APIs connecting 2G2B2C — one platform to manage one apartment complex.
FAQ
How much does a smart-apartment access system cost?
Depends on the number of units and integration depth: a single smart lock starts in the low thousands; a whole building plus leasing-system integration runs around tens of thousands; large apartment communities need a quote by unit type and interface. Map lease rules first, then evaluate.
How is access reclaimed after move-out?
Access is bound to the lease: on contract end or move-out it expires and is reclaimed automatically; a sub-lease migrates it automatically, ending “person left but permission remains”.
Must an agent be present for showings?
No. The manager can remotely issue a time-limited showing code; agents show themselves, shortening vacancy and cutting labor cost.
Can a tenant still open the door if they lose their phone?
Yes. Face and phone dual channels are supported, or the manager can grant temporary remote authorization; face is bound to the person, safer than a physical key.
How do public-rental homes prevent sub-leasing?
Permission is linked to eligibility and lease, so only the tenant can open; the system logs passage, easing regulator checks for illegal sub-leasing.
