Now, you can prevent the re-run of that incident with the help of an
app. New York-based KeyMe is trying to ease that annoying and costly
mistake by changing how we duplicate our keys.
Its iOS app lets users take a photo of their key and upload it to the cloud to print a new one on the fly, reported CNET.
"We've made hundreds of thousands of keys," Michael Harbolt, KeyMe's vice president of marketing, was quoted as saying.
KeyMe has almost two dozen automated locations in the greater New York City area, as well as a few scattered around in states like Florida, Arizona and Arkansas.
All one has to do is take a photograph of their home, office or car key. The app then uploads that image to the company's system. A press of a button tells the app to deliver the key to the user in the mail.
Even easier, one can travel to one of KeyMe's kiosks and have a new key printed in less than a minute.
Its iOS app lets users take a photo of their key and upload it to the cloud to print a new one on the fly, reported CNET.
"We've made hundreds of thousands of keys," Michael Harbolt, KeyMe's vice president of marketing, was quoted as saying.
KeyMe has almost two dozen automated locations in the greater New York City area, as well as a few scattered around in states like Florida, Arizona and Arkansas.
All one has to do is take a photograph of their home, office or car key. The app then uploads that image to the company's system. A press of a button tells the app to deliver the key to the user in the mail.
Even easier, one can travel to one of KeyMe's kiosks and have a new key printed in less than a minute.
Source: Gadget Reviews India and Automotive News
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