GoKawiilUgreen unveils HomeAgent smart home platform with local AI hub and Uliya voice assistant
Ugreen, best known for chargers and NAS storage devices, debuted its HomeAgent smart home system at IFA, combining camera storage, on-device AI processing, and home automation controlled by a new voice assistant called Uliya. The flagship MasterAgent MA100 hub doubles as a NAS device and smart home brain, using an Nvidia Jetson Thor T5000 chip capable of up to 2,070 TFLOPS of AI performance, with three hub tiers available.
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By keeping video processing and storage entirely local, Ugreen is targeting two persistent smart home pain points: privacy concerns over cloud-based camera footage and the creeping cost of subscription fees from companies like Ring or Nest. This positions Ugreen as a direct challenger to established smart home and security ecosystems, leveraging its NAS expertise to offer an all-in-one, subscription-free alternative, though likely at a steep upfront hardware cost.
- Ugreen's HomeAgent platform processes AI and stores footage locally, avoiding cloud subscriptions.
- The MasterAgent MA100 hub uses an Nvidia Jetson Thor T5000 chip with up to 2,070 TFLOPS of AI power.
- Features include cross-camera tracking, natural language voice control, and AI-powered video search via the Uliya assistant.
Ugreen NASync DXP2800 NAS — Before HomeAgent arrives, Ugreen's NASync DXP2800 is the company's proven way to keep your files and camera footage stored at home instead of in someone else's cloud. It's a compact two-bay network storage box that plugs into your router and gives your whole household local, subscription-free access to media and backups.
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