Several weeks ago, I sent the following inquiry to Armatix, the makers of the "Smart System iP1", a "smart gun" secured by a RFID watch. Today I recieved an email stating that they will not be answering my questions because the information is "company confidential". My original letter and the resulting email string are as follows.
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Armatix Response Pending
Two weeks ago, I sent an inquiry to Armatix, the manufacturer of the "Smart System iP1" weapon system. This inquiry asked important questions about the security of the communications between the "smart gun" and its corresponding "smart watch".
I have sent a second email to Armatix hoping for a response, but I'm not sure it's going to be in their interests to answer my questions.
UPDATE: Armatix has sent me the following:
UPDATE: Armatix has sent me the following:
we are processing your inquiry and will get back to you as soon as possible.
Kind regards,
Valentin <removed> Sales Department
Inquiry to Armatix Regarding Security of "Smart Gun"
In response to this article from Fox News (http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2014/02/20/first-smart-pistol-shelves-in-california/), I have sent an inquiry to Armatix, the manufacturer of the "Smart System iP1" which was recently offered for sale in California.
I will keep you updated if a response is received. You can read the full inquiry below. Also, for those interested, the user manuals can be obtained by performing a Google search for the FCC IDs in the letter below.
I will keep you updated if a response is received. You can read the full inquiry below. Also, for those interested, the user manuals can be obtained by performing a Google search for the FCC IDs in the letter below.
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