Dockglass Biometric Deadbolt

The deadbolt reads approved living tissue, checks pulse and temperature, then drives a hardened bolt into the berth frame. Clean the reader with alcohol, not abrasive galley powder; greasy prints make it smell like old coins and reject legitimate hands. The lock suits cabins, clinics, and sensitive lockers where shared codes have become a joke. It delays casual entry and records attempts. Gloves, burns, cold skin, cloned samples, and severed network trust all complicate matters. Always retain a controlled mechanical route, unless suffocating behind a very clever door is part of the security plan. Dockglass puts a clear sacrificial shield over the working face, easy to wipe clean or replace after grit and blood have had their say. Busy station crews buy it because downtime costs more than scratched plastic.