UGREEN unveiled HomeAgent at its Smart Living Launch Event, presenting a local‑first AI and storage platform designed to keep smart home data inside the house.
The HA100 and HA100 Pro hubs combine local file storage, smart home control, and on‑device AI processing in a single compact box, letting users store photos, videos, and logs without third‑party cloud subscriptions.
Matter support is built into the HA100 series, enabling cross‑brand device communication and allowing natural‑language searches of stored video clips for quick retrieval of specific events.
Voice interaction is powered by UGREEN’s proprietary Uliya assistant, with the Pro model offering faster networking, improved AI acceleration, and spoken‑dialogue automation for complex routines.
The MasterAgent MA100 leverages Nvidia’s Jetson Thor T5000 module, delivering up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS for running large language models, vision transformers, or custom reinforcement learning policies directly on premises.
UGREEN is opening the MasterAgent to developers via an SDK, encouraging third‑party packages, skills, or plugins that could add energy optimization, media curation, or robotics integration.
Alongside the hubs, UGREEN showed a range of SynCare cameras—indoor, outdoor PoE, and battery‑free models—plus a smart speaker for Uliya and LCD frames that display personal photos or AI‑generated highlight reels.
Local AI enables face recognition, event tagging, day‑summaries, and pet montages without sending data off‑premises, reducing latency and addressing privacy concerns while still delivering intelligent features.
Certain functions such as account creation, remote access, push notifications, firmware updates, and optional premium services still rely on the cloud, but core storage, device control, and AI workloads remain resident on the home network.
An expanded partnership with the New England Patriots names cornerback Christian Gonzalez as Global Brand Ambassador, leveraging his public persona to convey readiness and performance values aligned with the HomeAgent promise.
Prospective buyers can place a $50 deposit starting September 3 to lock in Super Early Bird pricing, which advertises a 50 % discount off the anticipated MSRP ahead of a Kickstarter campaign slated for October 27.
The success of HomeAgent will depend on demonstrating clear everyday advantages—lower latency, stronger privacy, reduced ongoing costs—while maintaining flexibility to work with popular third‑party devices via Matter, encouraging an incremental adoption strategy.