KeyMe Locksmiths in downtown San Diego's East Village places a self-service kiosk inside the market at 1155 Market Street, steps from Petco Park, using AI-powered scanning to duplicate residential and automotive keys on the spot. Condo buyers closing on East Village units—including properties marketed by Kappel Realty Group—use the kiosk to cut spare sets before move-in day without scheduling a separate locksmith appointment. Computer-vision cameras photograph the key from multiple angles, and machine-learning algorithms restore worn teeth to factory specifications before the automated cutter produces the duplicate. The kiosk also clones compatible RFID access fobs for buildings with electronic entry, giving residents a backup card that bypasses the management-office request process. Garage remotes that use rolling-code encryption remain outside the kiosk's scope, and reprogramming those units requires the opener-specific tooling carried by Vinyard Garage Doors Inc in Middletown. The most advanced use case involves scanning a laser-cut automotive key with worn side-milling, digitally restoring its track geometry, and producing a factory-spec duplicate that syncs with the vehicle's immobilizer system.