Abstract: Access to a container may be controlled by receiving a container identifier provided from a container identification module associated with the container; determining access criteria for the container; receiving a provider authorization signal generated based on user input received via a provider user interface; receiving biosensor signals generated by biosensors associated with a user; receiving historical access data associated with the user, wherein the historical access data indicates one or more objects historically accessed by user; determining whether the provider authorization signal, the one or more biosensor signals, and the historical access data satisfy the access criteria for the container; and upon determining the access criteria for the container are satisfied, generating a signal causing an unlocking mechanism to unlock the container.

Abstract: Access to a container may be controlled by receiving a container identifier provided from a container identification module associated with the container; determining access criteria for the container; receiving a provider authorization signal generated based on user input received via a provider user interface; receiving biosensor signals generated by biosensors associated with a user; receiving historical access data associated with the user, wherein the historical access data indicates one or more objects historically accessed by user; determining whether the provider authorization signal, the one or more biosensor signals, and the historical access data satisfy the access criteria for the container; and upon determining the access criteria for the container are satisfied, generating a signal causing an unlocking mechanism to unlock the container.