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Guess there are a lot of people working on a solution to this thing. 
The power of the magnet has to be coupled with a reed switch of the appropriate sensitivity. Not that difficult, really. Placement is more of the key than anything else. So packaging is where it will be crucial to get everything right in order to make something simple (and cheap) to manufacture, and that's not going to be easy!
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