UGREEN HomeAgent brings local-first AI to the smart home

What UGREEN has announced

UGREEN is preparing a new smart home range called HomeAgent, according to 9to5Google. The collection is built around a central hub that runs most of the processing inside the house rather than in the cloud, which the company says avoids monthly AI subscriptions.

The range includes cameras, a smart speaker and two display frames, all designed to work with the hub. UGREEN describes the approach as AIoT, short for AI of Things, meaning artificial intelligence applied to connected devices.

The hub and the Uliya assistant

Two versions of the hub, the HomeAgent HA100 and HA100 Pro, act as the brain of the system. They pair with lights, speakers and cameras, store recordings and process the data locally.

At the centre is Uliya, UGREEN's AI assistant. You can speak to it through the HA100 or through a dedicated Smart Speaker for Uliya. Beyond simple tasks such as controlling lights or playing music, Uliya can search video recordings. 9to5Google reports that you can ask questions like whether a package is outside or where the dog is, and the assistant will find the answer in the footage instead of making you scroll through timelines.

The HA100 also works as network storage for photos and household files. That stored material can serve as context for the AI system, and UGREEN says there is no monthly fee to store or access it.

Cameras and displays in the range

The outdoor SynCare cameras provide the local recording that the system depends on. The SynCare OD800 Pro is a triple-lens outdoor model with solar power and a built-in battery, while the OD600 Pro offers the same camera setup but runs on power over ethernet. Both use an 8MP main sensor with two 5MP sensors, support pan-tilt-zoom, zoom up to 9x, and include motion tracking, a spotlight, colour night vision and IP66 protection against dust and water.

Indoors, the SynCare Indoor Cam ID500 Pro is a pan-tilt-zoom camera designed to cover a whole room. It records in 4K, pans 360 degrees, tilts 160 degrees and supports up to 8x digital zoom. It adds motion tracking, baby-cry detection and a physical shutter that blocks the lens for privacy.

Two smart frames complete the lineup. The Gallery E-Paper Smart Frame mounts on a wall and shows photos and artwork, while the Gallery LCD Smart Frame can stand on a table or be hung on a wall, displaying photos and videos and linking into the wider smart home.

Compatibility with Matter devices

UGREEN sells its own smart speaker for the system, but the hub also works with selected Matter hardware. Matter is an industry standard that lets smart home devices from different brands talk to each other.

According to 9to5Google, supported Matter devices include smart lighting, robot vacuums and other connected products. This means the hub can sit alongside gear many people already own rather than replacing it entirely.

Pricing and availability

The HomeAgent ecosystem will start at $799 for a limited time when the Kickstarter campaign opens on 13 April 2027. Higher-tier packages add more AI processing power, more storage and support for more devices.

Reservations open on 4 September 2026 and run until 12 April 2027, with early bird pricing for those who reserve. Deposits can be refunded at any time before the campaign ends. Shipping is planned to begin in late June 2027, staggered across the different products.