The New Ultraloq Smart Lock Uses Both Your Face and Your Palm to Let You In
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The new Ultraloq smart lock uses both your face and your palm to let you in
Xthings is rolling into CES with a bunch of new gear, including two new smart locks and a few smart security cameras. It's definitely the Ultraloq Bolt Sense that's the most intriguing of the bunch, however. It's a relatively compact smart deadbolt that combines facial recognition with palm vein authentication for touch-free access, without resorting to an app. While palm scanning is still relatively new to the consumer market, Xthings claims it…
Smart Access Goes Invisible - Xthings Unveils a New Era of Smart Lock Control with Proximity Sensing, Next-Gen Biometrics and Universal Compatibility
New ULTRALOQ Latch 7 Pro and ULTRALOQ Bolt Sense lead the shift from “smart locks” to seamless experiences LAS VEGAS and SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — At CES 2026, Xthings is reshaping the smart home: moving from “smart locks” to a unified, intuitive experience, where technology works naturally, without friction. Building on Xthings’ track record of turning emerging standards into trusted, real-world solutions, its ULTRALOQ produ…
Xthings' ULTRALOQ Bolt Sense Brings Access via Palm Vein & 3D Face Recognition
CES 2026 is also home to important announcements related to home security. Now, it seems the conversation around the front door is shifting from how we lock our homes to how we enter them. Xthings has unveiled the ULTRALOQ Bolt Sense, Latch 7 Pro, and Bolt Mission smart locks. The lineup focus on “Smart Access”—a concept where the door recognizes you and opens naturally, rather than requiring you to fumble with a phone or a keypad. This new line…
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