Design, Two Wheels

BitLock, Bluetooth-enabled Bike Lock

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The BitLock created by Mesh Motion Inc is a Bluetooth-enabled bike lock that works off a smartphone. As you approach the lock, it recognizes your device within 3 feet and releases. Complete with a useful app that provides your exact gps location, monitors the number of miles cycled, CO2 emission, and calories burned. It’s tough made of heat-treated and cut-resistant steel; it’s intelligent boasting advanced encryption standard (AES) authentication compatible with iPhones and Android 4.3 or later models. All this made well affordable as the share option for groups of people or communities allow user profiles to be created for shared bikes and shared bikes to be located on the map. Check their Kickstarter page.

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