UGREEN launches HomeAgent AIoT platform and MasterAgent MA100 hub for local-first smart homes

# What UGREEN announced UGREEN unveiled HomeAgent on September 1 at Gillette Stadium. The platform is built around a local-first architecture: it processes and stores household files, photos and surveillance footage on-device while offering AI features for recognition, event summaries and voice interaction. The launch includes multiple hardware tiers plus cameras, smart frames and a voice assistant called Uliya.

# Why it matters Many smart homes depend on multiple cloud services and isolated apps. HomeAgent aims to consolidate storage, local AI, surveillance and device control into a single system that can operate without monthly cloud fees for core storage and smart-home functions. That changes the operational model: footage and local data are kept and analyzed on a hub in the home, and Matter support is intended to integrate supported third-party devices.

# The product lineup and where they sit

• HomeAgent HA100: entry-level local AI hub using a Rockchip RK3588 CIX P1-CP8180, 16GB LPDDR5, 64GB eMMC, 26 TOPS AI performance, a single PCIe slot and basic LAN.

• HomeAgent HA100 Pro: higher performance and faster connectivity for more advanced AI tasks, 32GB LPDDR5, 128GB NVMe, 205 TOPS AI performance, PCIe 4.0 x4 and 10GbE LAN.

• MasterAgent MA100: flagship local AI hub built on NVIDIA Jetson Thor T5000. UGREEN claims up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS (sparse), 128GB shared memory, 256GB NVMe, multiple PCIe lanes, expanded drive bays and 10GbE. It targets larger AI models, semantic tasks and developer expansion via packages and skills.

Complementary hardware includes SynCare security cameras, UGREEN Gallery LCD Smart Frames and a Smart Speaker built for Uliya voice control.

# Capabilities and platform features

# Pricing, availability and marketing

# What to watch next The platform's success depends on real-world interoperability, the accuracy and reliability of local AI surveillance, and the developer ecosystem for MasterAgent. UGREEN's Matter support and third-party compatibility list (Aqara, ThirdReality, SwitchBot, Eve initially for lights, switches, sensors and curtains) will determine how effectively HomeAgent consolidates fragmented smart-home setups.

# Bottom line UGREEN's HomeAgent is a multi-tiered attempt to move core smart-home functions on-device and unify storage, AI, surveillance and controls under one system. The MasterAgent MA100 adds a developer-forward, high-performance option for homes that need heavier local AI processing.