From doorbells to a doorman, Siminoff’s new company Door.com has a new app for building owners that puts all the elements of living in a smart apartment building into one place. Powered by a Doorman AI, Siminoff says the Door app can help residents with everything from fixing the washing machine to connecting them with a neighbor’s favorite dog walker.
It’s expanding InHome delivery to 10 more cities, including Boston, Detroit, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, and San Bernardino.
With InHome, a delivery person wearing a camera uses a one-time code for a smart lock or garage door to deliver orders inside your home.
Soon, you won’t even have to order. Walmart is developing a replenishment service that automatically orders groceries for you.
It’s pretty in pink, and its 360-degree view is handy. But while Ring’s new pan-tilt cam has the moves, it lacks innovation.
The new $150 Aqara U50 works over Zigbee and Bluetooth and is Matter-compatible (with an Aqara bridge). Handily, it can be re-keyed so you can keep using your existing keys.
Unlike its more expensive big brother the U100, there’s no fingerprint reader. In its place you get a smart button that can trigger an automation when you leave. Neat.
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