Locks technology new "alcohol key" out of the traditional hardware functional area

On January 23, 1957, the world's first drunken breath analyzer was first put into use in Sweden. The driver judged whether to drink alcohol by blowing the instrument. This technology was widely used by traffic police in various countries. It was hard to imagine what this technology could do with the key.

"Alcohol Key" out of the traditional hardware functional area

The first drunk respirator for a private car was from Saab in Sweden. In 2007, Saab took the lead in using the Alcokey alcohol key technology in its new 9-5 series. It was equipped with a mini alcohol monitoring device in the car key. The volume is smaller than the average mobile phone, 80mm long and 5mm wide. There is a blowing port on the key, and before starting the engine, it must be blown in to monitor the driver's alcohol content. If the alcohol content is not exceeded, the key will illuminate the green indicator light and the engine computer will start. If the alcohol content exceeds the standard, the engine will automatically lock and the vehicle will not start.

As a traditional hardware product, the key has quietly stepped out of the single function of hardware products, towards a more humane future needs. Look at this simple car key, why not try other hardware products? Hardware companies should be separated from the single idea of ​​multi-functional development. The expansion can not only be hardware functions, but the needs of customer groups. Only such a multi-functional hardware product is a highly efficient product that people need to bring more convenience to people's work and life, so that they can adapt to the future hardware market needs faster and better.