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The resident experience connecting comfort, energy, access and everyday routines.
Purpose-built abstract views explain each capability. These are conceptual representations, not production interfaces or operational data.
A spatial view brings devices, scenes and environmental readings into the place where they matter. Residents navigate a home rather than reconstruct an engineering address map.
Available controls depend on the installed project, connected devices and resident permissions.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interface
A scene detail view makes a coordinated routine visible as a sequence of actions. Lighting, climate, shading and access can be understood together before a resident runs the routine.
The conceptual view groups capabilities around a resident intention. Explore the actual product and its interface on the Homira website.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interface
The energy surface brings the household’s connected energy information into the resident experience. It gives energy a place alongside comfort and access rather than leaving it in a separate engineering tool.
Source measurements, solar, storage and configured system scope determine which information is available.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interface
Temperature and operating mode remain accessible as explicit controls. A resident can act on a familiar room-level surface even as richer assistance is introduced.
Direct controls and clear feedback are a foundation for a useful Agent experience: an intelligent suggestion should remain understandable and correctable.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interfaceA useful home experience connects what a person is doing with the conditions around them. The behaviour-centred research direction adds an interpretation layer between language and individual device commands.
| Boundary | Responsibility | Engineering consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Cold start | Design and handover information | Use room structure, capabilities and reviewed base scenes. |
| Personalisation | Onboarding and corrections | Learn meaningful preferences rather than blindly replaying commands. |
| Resident control | An understandable proposed change | Keep overrides and operating constraints part of the experience. |
“Help me settle in for the evening” describes an experience, not a protocol. A proposed composer would translate that intent into suitable light, climate and other available capabilities. This is a research direction: the demonstration illustrates the interaction and does not establish universal autonomous control.
Comfort, access, energy and routines are the resident-facing expression of the connected foundation. Homira brings those experiences into one home interface.
The Home Agent direction explores how intent and environment can inform suggested actions. The demonstration is illustrative; it is not evidence of autonomous operation in every home.
Homira has its own product website. This page explains its place within the Tecco platform family and provides a direct path to the resident experience.
A conversation can start with “It’s too hot.” The interface asks for context, offers a room-level action and makes the next step visible.
For a sensitive action such as unlocking a door, the demo introduces a separate confirmation. This is the interaction architecture we are developing: useful intelligence with explicit execution boundaries.
Explore the Agent architecture Edited, silent excerpt from a supplied Homira demo recording. The recording demonstrates interface behaviour; no real devices are changed.Seven conceptual perspectives on the technology behind everyday life. Visit Homira for the actual product experience.
Context becomes a suggestion. The energy example shows how an insight can lead to a clear, user-confirmed action.
Generation, storage and tariffs meet in one experience. A view into how connected context can support everyday decisions.
One scene spans lighting, blinds, access and climate — a human intention expressed across different systems.
Climate, air quality and audio come together around the people in a space.
A common interaction surface for seeing, communicating and managing access.
Plans, notes and shared routines connect the intelligence layer to everyday life.
The experience extends beyond an individual home to facilities, services and the wider building.
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Concept artworkCapture the meaning of a space before deciding how it should behave. Manager brings floor plans, rooms, device placement and design versions into a structured project workflow.
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Concept artworkStudio carries engineering context into configuration. Its SuperChart workbench connects the identity of a control object with the room, actuator and protocol information needed to implement it.
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