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No need for a strap, Bluetooth linked locks that are automated so when one opens the other does to. Or put the lock on the wall rather than on the door and have
by hgdsraj 8y ago
No need for a strap, Bluetooth linked locks that are automated so when one opens the other does to. Or put the lock on the wall rather than on the door and have a mechanical device running up and through the roof to the other door, configured such that the two door locks are restricted similar to the automation.
- atomical 8y agoBattery dies every so often and guests complain. Also, Bluetooth. It's often unreliable.
- Kranar 8y agoThis hotel was built over 100 years ago and was destroyed in a fire in the 1960s. The article isn't about how to actually solve the problem of locking shared bathroom doors... it's about sharing insights into how designers were better able to solve a problem by focusing on the objective rather than focusing on the implementation.
- tom_ 8y agoBut why the need for Bluetooth, when you have a strap?
- whatsstolat 8y agoI'd know what I'd bet on to actually work.