Onity Inc.

Assa Abloy Hospitality, Inc.

Assa Abloy Ab

Arnon Alexander

Jonathan P Payne

Pascal Georges Metivier

John Depler Coleman

Peter D Byar

Jan Elfström

Halvor Aase

Martin Kjällman

Mathieu Dominic Turpault

Andrew Weiman

John Coleman

Mathieu Zastawny

Paul Zimmerman

Ramon Torres Valladolid

Michael T Flanagan

Vincente Rodriguez Barrera

Mattias Holmquist

Steve Lyons

Jan C Bakke

Thomas Dahl

Pascal G Metivier

Methods, systems, and devices for controlling access within a multi-facility room are provided. More specifically, a guest of the multi-room facility is allowed to remotely confirm reservations to the facility as well as bypass the front desk of the multi-room for check-in purposes. At a location within the facility, the guest is allowed to confirm their arrival, check-in, and have their access credential written with personalized access data that may be useable for the duration of the guest's stay.

Method and system for permitting remote check-in and coordinating access control

Method and devices for use in a centralized wireless network are provided. The centralized wireless network employs a wireless communication protocol to communicate with various devices throughout the network. In addition to communication, the protocol may be used to control and monitor various aspects of the devices throughout the network.

Centralized wireless network for multi-room large properties

Thermostat

Card reader

Handle

Electronic lock system with card and pinpad reader

An automatic mechanism and method for moving a deadbolt between a retracted deadbolt position and an extended deadbolt position. A trigger is operatively coupled to the deadbolt and to the auxiliary latch. The trigger is configured to cause a first movement of the deadbolt from the retracted deadbolt position to the extended deadbolt position when the trigger moves from a first trigger position to a second trigger position, and to require movement of the auxiliary latch a predetermined distance from a retracted auxiliary-latch position toward an extended auxiliary-latch position before the trigger is able to cause a second movement of the deadbolt. The method includes as a step preventing the deadbolt from being released from the retracted deadbolt position until the auxiliary latch has moved a predetermined distance from the retracted auxiliary-latch position toward the extended auxiliary-latch position.

Automatic deadbolt mechanism for a mortise lock

Card and pinpad reader

Electronic lock system

A clutch assembly for coupling a first spindle to a second spindle. The clutch assembly has a first disc connectable to the first spindle. A first finger is operatively coupled to the first disc and pivotable between a first engaged position and a first disengaged position. The first finger opposes rotation of the first disc in a first direction when the first finger is in the first engaged position. A second disc is connectable to the second spindle. The second disc pivots the first finger from the first engaged position to the first disengaged position when the second disc is rotated in the first direction through a first range of angular positions and rotates the first disk in the first direction when the second disc is rotated beyond the first range of angular positions.

Electronic lock card

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Marietta, GA, United States of America

Arnon Alexander