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bag storage, device management and so much more on the Luxer One blog!
Exciting news is on the horizon for those passionate about tech innovation and creative collaboration! Harbor, a division of Luxer One, is proud to announce its expansion to two dynamic and innovation-driven cities: the Bay Area in California and Austin, Texas.
Discover how workplace managers ensure office security, balance data safety, and boost employee happiness in today’s flexible work environment.
The HID RFID Reader integration with Luxer One brings advanced security and convenience to users of RFID technology.
Introducing LuxerLens, a state-of-the-art improvement that will help deliveries to run more smoothly while speeding up and streamlining the process.
Safety, reliability, and trust have always been core to how Luxer One designs and manufactures smart locker solutions. That commitment was formally recognized when Luxer One became the first smart locker manufacturer to earn UL certification, setting a new benchmark for safety and compliance across the industry.
This certification marked an important milestone not only for Luxer One, but for property owners, operators, architects, and organizations seeking safe smart lockers built to perform reliably in high-traffic, real-world environments.
As modern workplaces continue to evolve, package volume inside corporate offices has quietly surged. From employee deliveries to operational shipments, traditional mailrooms are no longer built for the pace of today’s offices.
That’s why office smart lockers became a strategic solution when Grubhub installed Luxer One lockers at its corporate office.
This announcement highlights more than just a new amenity. It reflects a broader workplace shift toward automation, efficiency, and better employee experiences.
Luxer One’s locker systems helped a small business recoup their investment in 3 years time.
Luxer One’s locker systems was the solution for a safe a secure way to distribute school equipment to students and faculty.
As package management and secure storage needs continue to grow across multifamily, commercial, retail, and mixed-use properties, contractors and builders are looking for solutions that are reliable, scalable, and easy to source. That’s why Luxer Lockers at Home Depot provide a major advantage for professionals seeking trusted smart locker solutions backed by industry-leading technology and support.
Now available through the Home Depot Quote Center, Luxer One’s smart locker systems make it easier than ever for contractors, developers, and builders to integrate secure package management into new and existing projects.
Whether you’re planning a multifamily development, upgrading a commercial property, or adding modern amenities to a mixed-use space, Luxer One delivers the smart locker technology today’s properties demand.
At Luxer One, innovation is our primary driver to continuously improving the package pickup experience for our customers. We are excited to partner with Pitney Bowes to collaborate on the best fully-integrated parcel management solutions in the market. Starting today, communities, campuses, and workplaces using Pitney Bowes solutions can seamlessly add Luxer One’s smart lockers to their existing workflows.
Read the press release below, or view the original on Business Wire here.
Modern food pantries are being asked to do more with less. They need to serve more people, offer greater flexibility, and operate with fewer staff and volunteers. As organizations look for ways to expand access without increasing overhead, many are wondering: Is there a better way to distribute food?
This Q&A explores the kinds of questions partners are already asking, and how smart locker solutions are helping provide answers.
From boutique properties to high rise luxury buildings, every community faces a different mix of challenges. Limited space, growing delivery volume, resident expectations, and staffing constraints all play a role. The common thread is the need for scalable package management solutions that adapt instead of overwhelm.
That’s where the Luxer Liaison package service stands out. By combining on site expertise with flexible service models, Liaison supports communities of all sizes without forcing them into rigid systems or delayed delivery models.
There was a time when “delivered” meant something simple. A package arrived and a resident picked it up, end of story. Today, that definition is not so clear.
In some communities, “delivered” no longer means a package is in a resident’s hands. It means it is somewhere in the process. Waiting. Moving. Delayed. And that shift is exactly where frustration begins.
Package management is no longer a behind-the-scenes operation. For multifamily communities, it has become a defining part of the resident experience.
Properties are facing a surge in deliveries, increasing pressure on staff, and rising expectations from residents who want fast, secure, and convenient package access. What used to be a minor operational task is now a major decision point for property performance.
That’s why having the right strategy matters. This guide to package management will walk through the most important factors to consider so your property can stay efficient, competitive, and resident-focused.
For years, multifamily communities have been told that convenience is the answer to growing delivery volume. Add another step. Introduce another service. Reroute the problem somewhere else.
But what happens when convenience creates more complexity?
What you’re left with is something many property teams know all too well: package chaos.
And the reality is simple. You don’t solve logistics by adding more logistics.
Electronic drop boxes have long been used by agencies to collect documents, payments, and sensitive materials after hours. But as security expectations evolve, many administrators are asking a critical question: are electronic drop boxes secure for government offices today?
At Luxer One, our VAR (Value Added Reseller) partners are a big part of what makes our solutions work in the real world. Our Partner Spotlights highlight the people solving real operational challenges every day.
This month, we’re featuring Craig Meddin, Founder and CEO of Postal Solutions. With more than 25 years in the industry, Craig has built a business centered on helping properties simplify mail and package management, not just with technology, but with the right systems behind it.
Package volume isn’t slowing down. It’s accelerating.
In 2025, nearly 24 billion packages were delivered in the U.S., averaging more than 90 million deliveries every weekday. For multifamily communities, that translates to one reality: more deliveries, more pressure, and more opportunities for breakdowns in your package system.
That’s why understanding how to audit package lockers is no longer optional. It is essential to maintaining efficient deliveries, satisfied residents, and controlled operational costs.
What happens after the carrier arrives? Luxer One President Josh Middlebrooks recently joined Rodney Apple and Mike Ogle on the Supply Chain Careers Podcast, thanks to Supply Chain Management (SCM). The outcome was a discussion of an emerging challenge in modern logistics: the final 100 feet of delivery.
As universities modernize campus operations, smart lockers are increasingly part of the conversation. But while the hardware often gets the spotlight, experienced decision makers know the real long term value lies in integration. That’s why institutions evaluating smart locker solutions should focus just as heavily on integration capabilities as on physical design.
So what should universities actually look for when evaluating smart locker system integrations? In this blog, we’re answering the key questions universities should ask, and how Luxer One supports those requirements.
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