Founded in 2015, Smartbox Lockers designs and deploys smart locker systems that automate secure package delivery, storage, and collection. The Noida-based company launched India’s first smart locker network with DMRC, later expanded into banking with ICICI’s iBox, and now has more than 14,000 lockers installed worldwide. Its systems combine physical lockers with centralized software for applications ranging from residential pickup to last-mile logistics and workplace asset management.
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Bluebits Technologies IncBluebits Technologies Inc. is a Canadian company with a BC base, known for keeping its smart-locker work in-house rather than handing development and service to third parties. Its team builds and supports BlueBox systems for residential buildings, communities and commercial operations, while its open software can also be adapted to existing locker hardware.New York, NY
TZ LimitedTZ Limited makes smart locking and monitoring systems that extend physical security to individual data-center cabinets and server enclosures. Its Centurion system provides software-driven, IP-based access control and audit trails, while Praetorian integrates cabinet locks with existing building access systems. The company’s technology has been deployed across NEXTDC’s Australian facilities, with more than 1,000 racks live in one documented rollout.WEST HAVERSTRAW, NY
International Library ServicesFor more than 45 years, International Library Services has built self-service lending kiosks, media vending machines, smart lockers and related equipment that let libraries offer materials beyond their own walls and hours. Founded by Fred Goodman and now led by owners Jason Parsley and Bill McClendon, the company designs its systems around library workflows, integrating with existing library systems for 24/7 borrowing, returns and holds. Its smart lockers are manufactured in the United States and supported by a U.S.-based service team.POTOMAC, MD
Inner Space SystemsFounded in 1976 as Kenbett Systems and Products, Inner Space Systems designs and installs space-saving storage and modular casework for institutions ranging from hospitals and laboratories to libraries and archives. The Brewster, New York, company has remained in the industry through multiple generations of leadership and is now owned by Andrew Rakowsky, an industry veteran who joined Inner Space in 2006. Its project work includes a $6.5 million high-density shelving installation for the NYC Department of Records and Information Systems.BREWSTER, NY