Remotely controllable delivery door assembly, network server and method
CA 2348321 A1 · Owner: De Gasperis, Andrew · Inventors: De Gasperis, Freddy Jr.; Sulpizi, Joseph; De Gasperis, Andrew
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A remotely controllable delivery door assembly network server and, method are disclosed. The door assembly includes a remotely programmable lock for locking and unlocking the door in communication with a network, interconnected computing device. The lock may receive an access code specific to a deliver destined for the assembly. The lock is operable to program itself to, unlock using the access code to facilitate said specific delivery. The assembly, lends itself to use with a network interconnected server that provides an access, code specific to a delivery to the lock so that the door may be unlocked to facilitate a specific delivery. This access code may be provided to a deliverer …
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- Filed May 24, 2001. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 24, 2021.
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