New Combination Lock Uses Pix Not Numbers

CAPE COD, Mass. - Nov. 25, 2014 - PRLog -- Launched today on Kickstarter.com is the IMAGE-LOCK, a new and fun combination lock that uses pictures instead of numbers on its dial. The Kickstarter campaign is being run by Cape Cod invention company Invention City together with New York inventor Ali Nawaz, a former Intelligence Officer with the US Recon Marines.

The IMAGE LOCK Kickstarter can be seen here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/inventioncity/image-lock-fun-easy-to-remember-combination-lock

and at http://www.InventionCity.com

Nawaz was inspired to invent an easy to remember combination lock while serving on the front lines in Afghanistan. He brought his idea to Invention City for help in kickstarting a new business dedicated to creating a full line of IMAGE LOCK products. Nawaz explains:

"Locks with keys are not practical and combination locks with numbers can be difficult to remember, especially when you are dealing with multiple locks. I realized that there is a need for a lock with a combination that is easy for the owner to remember while still being as secure as a traditional lock. With all of this in mind, I came up with the idea for the IMAGE-LOCK, a combination lock with images.”

Mechanical and truly non-digital, the IMAGE-LOCK features hardened chrome steel and uses no batteries. A combination of three images is required to open the lock. Including shipping, a single IMAGE LOCK is available for a pledge of $11, two for $18 and three for $25. Pert as a stocking stuffer and party favor, the first 2000 locks are already on their way from China and some deliveries are possible by Christmas.

There are more varieties of IMAGE-LOCK in pre-production stages including a bike lock and locks that can have their combinations set by their owners.  #