The long-delayed smart lock standard Aliro is finally launching. The first specification, which standardizes NFC-based tap-to-unlock and UWB hands-free unlocking for smart locks, will arrive early this year, according to the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA).
“We’re delighted to share that Aliro, the CSA’s standardized credential and communication protocol that lets trusted smartphones and wearables act as digital keys with smart locks and readers in your home and where you badge, has passed its final verification milestone and will come to market in Q1 2026,” Nelson Henry, Chair of the Aliro Steering Committee, told The Verge in an em …
It’s exciting to hear that the Aliro standard for smart locks is set to launch this year! This could really enhance security and convenience for many users. Looking forward to seeing how it all unfolds!
really change the way we think about home security. With a unified standard, it will be interesting to see how manufacturers innovate within that framework. Plus, improved compatibility could make it easier for homeowners to integrate smart locks with other smart home devices.
Absolutely, a unified standard like Aliro can streamline compatibility across devices, making it easier for consumers to choose products that work seamlessly together. It could also pave the way for innovative features in smart locks, enhancing convenience and security even further.