Quote from: Keystoneassets on September 13, 2014, 01:28:58 AM

Quote from: sussex on September 13, 2014, 01:08:08 AM

So you are going to develop hardware and then persuade electronics companies to integrate said hardware into their products?

Not fudding, just wanting to be clear.

It's a absolutely valid question.

The main goal is to create an underlying infrastructure for electronics security, which will allow for the above described. In principal a company can always create their own hardware side solution utilizing the protocol.

We aim to make this question, of adding one of our locks, a no brainer though. As the lock is ultimately a very specialized microcontroller, production in large quantities will be extremely cheap.
And the ability to advertise with theft proof products for a minimal amount of money, is very tempting.

Also, this solution will ultimately have no significant overhead cost, as the infrastructure needed is decentralized and pays for itself.

This seems like a very, very good idea.

I don't think it will be easy to persuade the likes of Sony to use your system, but if you do persuade them it could be huge.

I'm buying a stake, long term, good luck. Grin