Robotic Dialer

Open Source device with access control and auditing capabilities. USB connection to Mac or PC for re-programming and auditing.

Robotic Dialer as an iPhone application

RKS cylinder installed in a Knox Box

The RKS cylinder is a drop in replacment for the Medeco cylinder

RKS Cylinder in 3/4" CAM Housing

Disc Pack

Cams in default locations

RKS Disc

Cams in positions #3 A-Side, #7 B-Side (B-Side Shown)

RKS Disc

Cams in Positions #2 & #4 A-Side, #6 B-Side (A-Side shown)

RKS Manual Dialer

RKS Manual Dialer

RKS Cylinder Core

Production Unit

RKS Cylinder

Un Assembled

RKS Cylinder Core

Production Unit

RKS Cylinder Core

CAD Image

Gen IV Cylinder in an Anchor Las Padlock

The RKS cylinder can be made to be compatible with any existing key cylinder.

Gen. IV Cylinder in European Profile Cutaway

Gen IV Cylinder removed from EP Housing

Gen. IV Cylinder in EP Housing

Note; there is no keyway. Not having a keyway provides anti-picking as well as environmental advantages.

Gen. III Cylinder in Hockey Puck

The Hockey Puck is a great platform for many applications including cargo security.

Gen. III in 3/4" Cam Housing

Gen. III Robo-Key Miniaturized

With applied engineering the Robo-Key can be minaturized. Today's motor technology facilitates small, economic and power efficient packages.

Gen. IV Cylinder in 3/4" Cam Housing

The 3/4" Cam housing is used in wide variety of applications in the US.

Gen. IV 3/4" Cam Cylinder Cutaway

Gen. IV Cylinder in Cutaway Europrofile (EP) Package

Scramble Spring CAD Model

It is important that the discs remain scrambled when the lock is not being opened. The scrambling concept shown is just one of many methods to achieve scrambling.

Cost vs. Chart

The intent of this chart is to show the relationship of cost vs. performance of a wide spectrum of security devices. The RKS sits alone in that it is both low cost and difficult to manipulate (exceeds 20 hrs. of expert manipulation).