内容来源：https://www.geekwire.com/2025/new-wyze-palm-lock-uses-biometric-scan-for-contactless-entry-in-latest-smart-home-device/

内容总结：

美国智能家居初创公司Wyze近日推出一款采用掌静脉识别技术的智能门锁新品Wyze Palm Lock，以用户掌心皮下静脉分布的唯一性作为生物密钥，提供全新无接触开门体验。该产品定价129.98美元，目前已在品牌官网正式发售。

这款门锁的技术原理与亚马逊的Amazon One掌纹识别服务类似。值得注意的是，Wyze的三位创始人均为亚马逊前员工，现任总裁梅丽莎·基尔迈尔·埃默也曾任亚马逊设备业务副总裁。相比公司此前推出的指纹锁产品，新技术在识别速度与可靠性方面均有提升。

产品采用本地化加密存储技术，所有生物特征数据均保存在设备本地而非云端，有效提升隐私安全性。配备背光数字键盘，支持设置50组独立开锁密码，并可生成具有时效性的临时客用密码。通过联动Wyze智能门铃的实时画面，用户可远程控制门锁状态。同时支持亚马逊Alexa和谷歌语音助手，通过声控指令（需验证PIN码）可实现锁具状态查询及操控。

其他功能包括：通过内置陀螺仪感知门体角度实现自动上锁；防偷窥密码输入技术允许用户在真实密码前后添加任意数字；防拆警报与门未关紧提醒功能；采用可拆卸锂电池供电（续航约半年）并配备应急备用电源；保留传统机械钥匙开锁方式以备不时之需。

Wyze公司成立于2017年，以智能安防摄像头切入市场，现已拓展至70余种智能家居产品。2021年该公司完成1.1亿美元融资，位列太平洋西北地区初创企业排行榜第12名。

中文翻译：

智能家居品牌Wyze再推创新力作，最新发布的掌纹识别智能门锁将生物识别技术引入家庭安防领域。这款名为Wyze Palm Lock的产品于周二由这家位于华盛顿州柯克兰的初创企业发布，其通过扫描用户手掌皮下血管的独特分布模式实现开锁功能，官方售价为129.98美元。

该项技术令人联想到亚马逊的Amazon One非接触式认证服务——后者同样通过手掌扫描实现快速身份验证。Wyze由三位亚马逊前员工创立于2017年，今年夏季更迎来在亚马逊工作近二十年的资深高管Melissa Kirmayer Eamer加盟，她曾担任亚马逊设备部门副总裁，现出任Wyze总裁兼首席运营官。

Wyze此前推出的指纹识别门锁Wyze Lock Bolt目前仍在销售，但公司表示掌纹生物识别技术具有更快速、更可靠的优势。据官方介绍，新款掌纹锁将所有生物特征数据在设备本地进行加密存储（而非上传至Wyze应用或云端），进一步保障安全性能。锁体配备背光数字键盘，支持设置存储多达50个独立门禁密码。访客可通过具有时效性的单次密码进入，户主还能通过Wyze视频门铃的实时画面远程控制门锁。

该产品兼容亚马逊Alexa和谷歌助手等智能语音系统，用户可通过语音指令实现上锁、开锁及状态查询功能。为保障安全，语音开锁需额外输入授权PIN码。其他特色功能包括：

• 自动上锁：内置陀螺仪实时监测门体角度与运动轨迹，感应到关门动作后立即自动上锁，有效防止误锁或卡锁
• 防窥视技术：允许在正确密码前后添加任意数字，既确保门锁正常开启，又能防止旁观者窃记密码
• 防破坏与未关严警报：检测到多次错误开锁尝试时会触发语音警报；门体未完全关闭时发出提示音
• 双电池系统：可拆卸锂电池提供长达六个月的续航，备用电池可在需要时维持设备运转两周
• 机械钥匙备用方案：滑动阻尼盖板后可使用传统钥匙进行手动开锁

Wyze于2021年获得1.1亿美元融资，在GeekWire 200太平洋西北地区初创企业排行榜中位列第12名。该公司以安防摄像头起家，现已拓展至多元智能家居产品线，目前旗下商品种类超过70款。

（消息来源：综合报道）

英文来源：

Wyze has unlocked another smart home innovation, turning to biometrics to help power a new door lock.
The Wyze Palm Lock, unveiled by the Kirkland, Wash.-based startup on Tuesday, relies on the unique pattern of veins beneath the surface of a person’s palm to serve as the key to unlocking the device.
The lock sells for $129.98 at Wyze.com.
The technology is reminiscent of Amazon One, the contactless service from Amazon that allows for quick identity verification via the wave of a palm. Wyze was founded in 2017 by a trio of Amazon veterans, and Melissa Kirmayer Eamer, who spent nearly 20 years at Amazon, including as vice president of the company’s Devices division, joined Wyze as president and chief operation officer this summer.
Wyze previously released, and still sells, a Wyze Lock Bolt that unlocks with fingerprint verification. The company calls palm biometrics faster and more reliable.
According to Wyze, the Palm Lock encrypts and stores all biometric data locally, rather than in the Wyze app or cloud, for added security. The device features an illuminated, numbered keypad where users can set and store up to 50 unique access codes. Friends and family can gain access with one-time guest passcodes that expire on a schedule, or homeowners can control the locks directly from the live view of a Wyze video doorbell.
The lock works with smart assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Users can voice commands to lock, unlock, and check the status of their door. For security, unlocking via voice command requires a PIN which authorizes the action.
Other features of the lock include:

• Auto-locking: A built-in gyroscope detects the angle and movement of the door in real time and automatically locks once it senses the door has closed, preventing false or jammed locks.
• Anti-peep technology: Users can add extra digits before or after the code, and Wyze Palm Lock will still unlock, maintaining privacy from bystanders who may try to remember the code.
• Tamper and ajar alarms: The lock speaks up and sounds an alarm if it detects tampering from excessive incorrect unlock attempts. It will also chirp if the door is accidentally left open.
• Dual battery system: A removable lithium-ion battery provides up to six months of battery life, while a secondary backup battery keeps things running for up to two weeks if needed.
• Mechanical lock and key option: Those who want to use a traditional key can slide down a damping cover and manually unlock the old-fashioned way.
  Wyze raised $110 million in 2021 and ranks No. 12 on the GeekWire 200 list of top Pacific Northwest startups. The company started with security cameras but expanded to various other smart-home devices, now offering more than 70 different products.
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