Minute Key operates a self-service key duplication kiosk at 3412 College Avenue in College Area, San Diego, inside a retail location in the 92115 ZIP directly adjacent to the southern edge of the SDSU campus. The automated machine accepts a source key, measures the blade profile using optical sensors, selects the matching blank from an internal magazine, and cuts a finished duplicate in approximately 60 seconds without requiring a locksmith or store associate. Homeowners who duplicate keys before handing a set to service contractors — landscapers at Dave Suda Landscape, for example, who need yard-gate access — use the kiosk as a quick stop rather than scheduling a locksmith visit. Standard residential blanks in Kwikset KW1 and Schlage SC1 profiles are stocked inside the kiosk, along with padlock and mailbox key blanks, covering the most common duplication requests from homeowners and renters in the College Area and Del Cerro residential neighborhoods. College Avenue runs directly through the SDSU campus footprint, and the kiosk's foot traffic peaks during the late-summer and mid-winter lease-turnover cycles when students moving into apartments along College Avenue, Montezuma Road, and the surrounding blocks need spare sets cut before handing keys to roommates. The machine runs a quality-check groove test after each cut, comparing the duplicate's bitting depths against the scanned original and rejecting any copy that falls outside the manufacturer's tolerance window. Relocation traffic through College Area — families and students moving in from La Mesa, Santee, and other east-county communities — often runs through moving companies at TRUST Moving and Storage and then stops at the kiosk the same week for duplicate keys to the new address. The kiosk does not handle automotive transponder keys, restricted-keyway blanks, or electronic fob programming, so those requests route to full-service locksmiths with programmable cutting equipment.