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Ugreen combines network storage, cameras and smart home controls in 1 hub
Ugreen, known for its chargers and NAS products, unveiled its HomeAgent smart home platform on September 3. The AI system runs on the device itself. The platform combines personal network-attached storage (NAS), a video recorder for security cameras and smart home management in one hub. Users can give commands in ordinary conversational language to a voice assistant called Uliya. Data is stored at home, and the system does not require a monthly subscription fee.
The HomeAgent HA100 model has an RK3588 processor, 16 GB of LPDDR5 memory and 26 TOPS of AI performance. The device can execute simple rules and voice commands, as well as recognize objects. TOPS indicates how many trillion computational operations an AI system performs per second. The HA100 Pro operates with 32 GB of memory and 205 TOPS of AI performance. According to Ugreen, this model can understand context, movement and behavioral intent and can create new rules based on conversations. The MasterAgent MA100 runs on the Nvidia Jetson Thor T5000 platform with 128 GB of unified memory and reaches 2,070 TOPS. The HA100 has a retail price of $1,799 (approximately 3,060 manats) and a preorder price of $899 (approximately 1,530 manats). The HA100 Pro will sell for $5,999 (approximately 10,200 manats), or $2,999 (approximately 5,100 manats) during preorders. The MasterAgent MA100 will have a retail price of $20,000 (approximately 34,000 manats) and an introductory price of $10,000 (approximately 17,000 manats). Orders opened on September 3 and will continue through October 27. A Kickstarter campaign will follow. Product deliveries are scheduled to begin in January. According to the company, the hub can track a person's movement across cameras. The system recognizes people, vehicles, animals and packages, prepares brief text summaries of events and allows users to search videos. Matter support makes it possible to control lights, switches, sensors and curtains from the same system. Wi-Fi, Zigbee, Thread, Bluetooth, NFC, ONVIF, RTSP and PoE connectivity are included. Initially, the system will be compatible only with Aqara, ThirdReality, SwitchBot and Eve products. There is no official support for Home Assistant.
Ugreen also unveiled 1 indoor camera and 2 outdoor cameras. The SynCare Indoor Cam ID500 Pro has a movable mount, a physical privacy shutter, 4K video and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. The SynCare PoE Cam OD600 Pro and the battery-powered SynCare Cam OD800 Pro capture a wider area with 3 video streams and can zoom in on the image 9 times using hybrid zoom. The OD600 Pro receives both power and network connectivity through an Ethernet cable. The OD800 Pro is charged by a solar panel. The battery-powered model may respond to events more slowly than the wired camera.
The cameras will have retail prices of $149 (approximately 250 manats), $269 (approximately 460 manats) and $399 (approximately 680 manats), respectively. During preorders, the prices will fall to $89 (approximately 150 manats), $159 (approximately 270 manats) and $199 (approximately 340 manats). The Uliya-enabled smart speaker will have a retail price of $99 (approximately 170 manats) and an introductory price of $69 (approximately 120 manats). The Ugreen Gallery photo frame will be offered for $439 (approximately 750 manats), or $299 (approximately 510 manats) during preorders. Users must purchase the SATA drives needed for NAS storage separately. The hub also has M.2, SD card, HDMI and Ethernet ports. The 13.3-inch Ugreen Gallery displays photos stored on the hub, including images selected by AI, without using a cloud service. The device currently works only as a photo frame with a 4/3 format. An internet connection is required to send notifications to a phone and remotely view camera footage. A cloud option is also available for Uliya. Remote connections are protected by end-to-end encryption, while data stored at home is protected with 256-bit AES encryption.
The HomeAgent HA100 model has an RK3588 processor, 16 GB of LPDDR5 memory and 26 TOPS of AI performance. The device can execute simple rules and voice commands, as well as recognize objects. TOPS indicates how many trillion computational operations an AI system performs per second. The HA100 Pro operates with 32 GB of memory and 205 TOPS of AI performance. According to Ugreen, this model can understand context, movement and behavioral intent and can create new rules based on conversations. The MasterAgent MA100 runs on the Nvidia Jetson Thor T5000 platform with 128 GB of unified memory and reaches 2,070 TOPS. The HA100 has a retail price of $1,799 (approximately 3,060 manats) and a preorder price of $899 (approximately 1,530 manats). The HA100 Pro will sell for $5,999 (approximately 10,200 manats), or $2,999 (approximately 5,100 manats) during preorders. The MasterAgent MA100 will have a retail price of $20,000 (approximately 34,000 manats) and an introductory price of $10,000 (approximately 17,000 manats). Orders opened on September 3 and will continue through October 27. A Kickstarter campaign will follow. Product deliveries are scheduled to begin in January. According to the company, the hub can track a person's movement across cameras. The system recognizes people, vehicles, animals and packages, prepares brief text summaries of events and allows users to search videos. Matter support makes it possible to control lights, switches, sensors and curtains from the same system. Wi-Fi, Zigbee, Thread, Bluetooth, NFC, ONVIF, RTSP and PoE connectivity are included. Initially, the system will be compatible only with Aqara, ThirdReality, SwitchBot and Eve products. There is no official support for Home Assistant. Ugreen also unveiled 1 indoor camera and 2 outdoor cameras. The SynCare Indoor Cam ID500 Pro has a movable mount, a physical privacy shutter, 4K video and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. The SynCare PoE Cam OD600 Pro and the battery-powered SynCare Cam OD800 Pro capture a wider area with 3 video streams and can zoom in on the image 9 times using hybrid zoom. The OD600 Pro receives both power and network connectivity through an Ethernet cable. The OD800 Pro is charged by a solar panel. The battery-powered model may respond to events more slowly than the wired camera. The cameras will have retail prices of $149 (approximately 250 manats), $269 (approximately 460 manats) and $399 (approximately 680 manats), respectively. During preorders, the prices will fall to $89 (approximately 150 manats), $159 (approximately 270 manats) and $199 (approximately 340 manats). The Uliya-enabled smart speaker will have a retail price of $99 (approximately 170 manats) and an introductory price of $69 (approximately 120 manats). The Ugreen Gallery photo frame will be offered for $439 (approximately 750 manats), or $299 (approximately 510 manats) during preorders. Users must purchase the SATA drives needed for NAS storage separately. The hub also has M.2, SD card, HDMI and Ethernet ports. The 13.3-inch Ugreen Gallery displays photos stored on the hub, including images selected by AI, without using a cloud service. The device currently works only as a photo frame with a 4/3 format. An internet connection is required to send notifications to a phone and remotely view camera footage. A cloud option is also available for Uliya. Remote connections are protected by end-to-end encryption, while data stored at home is protected with 256-bit AES encryption.