dormakaba

Swiss electronic access and lock group, third player against ASSA ABLOY and Salto in hotel doors. Relevant because its lock determines which mobile key and kiosk providers a hotel can plug in

Category: Other
Website: dormakaba.com
Source: Added by the editor
On the radar since: July 19, 2026

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