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Millions of packages are stolen every year. DoorBox aims to revolutionize the way packages are delivered with a smart package box that features anti-theft features with live camera feeds and an alarm that automatically activates if the box is tampered with.
After selling 2,000 units of its first model, which offers manual operation, the basics revealed the latest at CES 2025: Smart DoorBox.ai. The new system uses an automatic AI opening system that detects when a package has been delivered, allowing seamless delivery even when the recipient is not present.
DoorBox was founded by Kumar Sundaresan, who was robbed of a valuable package containing his late father’s glasses while giving birth. This marks Sundaresan’s fourth launch; he previously founded three companies in the technology and online food ordering sectors.
One of the stand-out features of DoorBox is its metal cable, which can be attached to a door or other stationary object. The cable is designed to withstand more than 800 forces, making it almost impossible to break, according to the company. When disturbed, a 125-decibel alarm automatically activates, notifying the user via a mobile app. Users can also turn the alarm on or off independently at any time using the app. It can hold three to five medium packs.
The mobile app not only sends alarm notifications but also acts as a surveillance camera, allowing users to view live camera feeds when critical packages are expected. The app also allows users to lock or unlock the DoorBox remotely.
Smart DoorBox.ai is priced at $400 for the metal version and $300 for the plastic version, with a $20 monthly subscription fee for the software.
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