Abstract: An adaptable secured asset transfer system is provided where the system includes an electronic locker system, comprising at least one physical locker form factor, and connected via a network to a server system configured to manage a plurality of physical locker form factors. Form factors may include: personal electronic lockers affixed to a wall or desktop; mobile lockers mounted on wheels; a bank/set of contiguous lockers (stationary or movable). The system is configured to monitor access to a plurality of physical assets placed within the electronic locker system. The secured asset transfer system is adaptable to provide secured asset transfer of physical assets as needs of an enterprise fluctuate over time.

Abstract: This invention involves the configuration of locker sizes during installation that can be reconfigured periodically to conform to the packages that arrive at the locker location. Locker control software can enable the efficient selection of locker size so that the locker bank can be optimized to the size of the packages that are delivered to the locker location. The reconfigurable lockers also may include a modular locker control module that can assist in the easy facilitation of changing the locker size. Also, the locker software can be flexible enough so that customers can have a direct communication link to the locker software that would allow the customer's mobile device to input authentication and access codes that would open up locker door(s).

Abstract: This invention involves the configuration of locker sizes during installation that can be reconfigured periodically to conform to the packages that arrive at the locker location. Locker control software can enable the efficient selection of locker size so that the locker bank can be optimized to the size of the packages that are delivered to the locker location. The reconfigurable lockers also may include a modular locker control module that can assist in the easy facilitation of changing the locker size. Also, the locker software can be flexible enough so that customers can have a direct communication link to the locker software that would allow the customer's mobile device to input authentication and access codes that would open up locker door(s).