Self-serve robot locksmiths have arrived in New York City. It's 11 pm on a Saturday and you've locked yourself out of your house. You'll have to call a locksmith. Then you'll wait for him or her to come to your place... and, if you're a New Yorker, you'll end up paying about $100 to get back into your house. But what if you could go a 7-Eleven and get a whole new copy of your key for about $20, instead? A homegrown startup called KeyMe has just installed two kiosks in New York City 7-Elevens to ...
Self-serve robot locksmiths have arrived in New York City. It's 11 pm on a Saturday and you've locked yourself out of your house. You'll have to call a locksmith. Then you'll wait for him or her to come to your place... and, if you're a New Yorker, you'll end up paying about $100 to get back into your house. But what if you could go a 7-Eleven and get a whole new copy of your key for about $20, instead? A homegrown startup called KeyMe has just installed two kiosks in New York City 7-Elevens to ...
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