Abstract: What is provided is a smart container cap device that can be unlocked remotely by a second device such as a smartphone or computer. The smart cap is sized and shaped to adhere to a standardized container lid sizing convention, such that the smart cap may be swapped for and replace a conventional container cap. The cap may also include sensors for detecting poor storage conditions (such as moisture or humidity) or tampering, or for a secondary means of granting access such as a biometric scan.

Abstract: This disclosure relates generally to a smart closure for any container that has lock/unlock features, and can be accessed using keypad or biometrics, also including RFID, Bluetooth, or wireless control and communication. This can also include monitoring solutions, with data logging. For example, time of access, temperature, weight, or other environmental conditions. The closure and container assembly present a positive lock mechanism designed to provide an affirmative indication that full closure has been attained.

Abstract: This disclosure relates generally to a smart closure for any container that has lock/unlock features, and can be accessed using keypad or biometrics, also including RFID, Bluetooth, or wireless control and communication. This can also include monitoring solutions, with data logging. For example, time of access, temperature, weight, or other environmental conditions. The closure and container assembly present a positive lock mechanism designed to provide an affirmative indication that full closure has been attained.