Luggage Tag

Our bearings are the same as those used on electric skateboards. These are ultra-sophisticated high performance metal bearings, not plastic.

Security agents have a master key to open your luggage if necessary: ​​let TSA know that they have a master key and show the logo on the TSA-approved smart-lock.

Your Kabuto® was designed in accordance with FAA civil aviation regulations. The electronic lock is normally inactive and activates when you approach a finger to save battery power. You can safely open your baggage during a flight, as long as the “fasten your seat belt” sign is not illuminated.

The Kabuto suitcase uses a removable 32-watt lithium-ion battery, which is well below the 100-watt limit set by the FAA for Li-ion batteries. Like body scanners, medal detectors and controls Random bags are part of standard security practices at airports, you may be asked to open your suitcase. All you have to do is show the removable battery. The battery of the Kabuto® suitcase is removable and must be removed at check-in in order to comply with the latest airline regulations. Find all the standards in force on the official website of the airline. IATA (International Air Transport Association).

Our smart luggage is equipped with a USB-C socket. Typically, USB-C power delivery is found on high-end laptops and Ultra-Portables.

However, some laptop manufacturers seem reluctant to adopt this new standard. Here is a non-exhaustive review of the major brands:

- APPLE all models are equipped with a USB C power supply.

- ACER all Ultra-portables, except the first price. 15" PCs and high-performance laptops still use traditional coaxial power.

- HP All Ultra-portables. 15" PCs and high-performance laptops still use traditional coaxial power.

- CHROMEBOOK All models feature a USB C power supply

- DELL All Latitude and -CFor other brands, please refer to your laptop's instructions to check if it is powered by USB-C.

According to a report published by SITA, the percentage of bags lost or delayed by airlines is on average 8 pieces per 1,000 passengers (if traveling by plane). Furthermore, more than 75% of bags were returned to their owners without any damage, and only 3% of these missing bags are ultimately reported lost or stolen... this means that only 0.24 pieces per 1000 passengers would need to be repaired. a GPS to locate their luggage (not forgetting that GPS coverage is not global, far from it). Kabuto® is mostly carry-on, which mainly means that you have it with you most of the time. time...For these reasons, we do not believe that GPS baggage tracking is the right solution at this time.

The Kabuto lifetime warranty covers the following elements:

- the polycarbonate shell

- telescopic handle,

- the upper handle containing the electronics (fingerprint opening system),

- the USB sockets,

- the TSA approved lock,

- the wheels (the tires can be replaced),

- the zippers.

- The battery warranty is 18 months.

Please refer to our terms and conditions for further details.

The Kabuto® LITE is a suitcase in the same format as the “Smart” Kabuto. LITE models do not have batteries or a fingerprint opening system. However, a dedicated pocket inside the suitcase allows you to place your own external battery, you can then connect it to the cable that powers the USB A socket near the lock.