Tychi's Finger Scan BioKnob
Tychi Systems of Salem New Hampshire USA has named EfstonScience of Toronto, Canada the Exclusive Canadian Distributor for BioKnob, BioLever and BioFire.
Tychi Systems manufactures Biometric Door Locks in the USA. EfstonScience markets Science, Astronomy, Tools and Technology products in Canada.
Sheng Deng, President of Tychi Systems stated, “We are very excited to have EfstonScience represent us in Canada. Our locks incorporate brand new technologies. We have essentially installed a laptop computer into a doorknob. It requires special knowledge and skills to market our locks effectively and I feel that EfstonScience is uniquely qualified to introduce us to Canada.”
Sheng continued, “To find a partner with nearly forty years of experience with Science and Technology Products is significant. I’m confident that EfstonScience will get the job done for us.”
Asked to comment, Nick Efston, President of EfstonScience responded, “Tychi’s Biometric Locks are new and unique products that will benefit Canadians. We look forward to the challenge of bringing this brand new technology to market. We’ve accomplished this with other manufacturers that we represent so we have an understanding of what’s required to introduce Tychi's products. The new levels of security and convience that Tychi products offer will be the foundation for our efforts.”
Efston went on, “The toughest challenge will be finding willing entrepreneurs capable of selling new technology products. We know that they exist and we’ll reach across Canada to find them. The locks are appropriate for residential, commercial and corporate use, so we’ll be establishing multi-faceted distribution channels to penetrate all market segments.”
He concluded, “Biometric locks have the potential of becoming the cell phones of the security industry. BioKnob and BioLever are the best available. Once we get the word out, we should have plenty of candidates.”
Both Efston and Deng agree that it’s time to end the 4000 year monopoly that keys have had over locks. As Deng finished, “People have replaced their typewriters and transistor radios with computers and Ipods. Using a key is a common, daily event that also needs to be replaced. We’re unlocking the future with a more secure, convenient and reliable technology to get you through the door.”
For additional information regarding Tychi Systems and it's products, please contact gary@tychisystems.com or visit www.tychisystems.com.
For additional information regarding EfstonScience and it's products, please contact
nick@e-sci.com or visit http://www.eScience.ca/
