UGREEN Smart Home AI Event Unveils the Next Generation of Smart Living
I attended the UGREEN Smart Living Launch Event on September 1st at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, where the global consumer technology company put artificial intelligence at the center of its vision for the connected home.
At the event, UGREEN unveiled its new HomeAgent local AI ecosystem, designed to bring AI-powered intelligence directly into everyday living. The centerpiece is the MasterAgent MA100 computing hub, which demonstrates the company’s focus on bringing intelligence directly into the home, making it more personal, responsive, and seamlessly integrated into everyday life. HomeAgent creates a local AI ecosystem that can understand, respond, and operate even without Wi-Fi, which is private, immediate, and always available. Rather than simply connecting the home to AI, HomeAgent makes AI a natural, trusted part of the home itself.
UGREEN also introduced its latest MagFlow Series, featuring liquid-cooled Qi2 25W magnetic power banks and charging stands, along with its new Smartframes. Together, the products reflect UGREEN’s broader approach to creating an interconnected technology ecosystem where AI, power, and smart-home devices work together seamlessly.
UGREEN unveiled its new Smart Home AI products during a presentation that offered a glimpse into the company’s vision for a more intelligent and connected way of living. UGREEN also introduced its latest MagFlow Series, featuring liquid-cooled Qi2 25W magnetic power banks and charging stands, along with its new Smartframes. Together, the products reflect UGREEN’s broader approach to creating an interconnected technology ecosystem where AI, power, and smart-home devices work together seamlessly. The presentation brought together AI experts, Customer Insights Specialists, and leading tech YouTubers, who shared their perspectives on AI technology and UGREEN’s latest innovations. Their insights offered a valuable look at how these products can evolve better to meet the needs of today’s connected consumers.
Toward the close of the presentation, New England Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez shared how the brand’s smart-home products have become part of his daily routine, offering a personal glimpse into how he incorporates the technology into his everyday life. I then explored the technology firsthand through live demonstrations at the showcase, gaining a deeper understanding of how these innovations integrate to create a smarter, more connected home.
UGREEN’s new AIoT vision is HomeAgent, a local AI hub designed to bring storage, computing, security, and smart-home control into one system. Rather than relying primarily on cloud-based services, HomeAgent is designed around a local-first architecture. Supported files, photos, surveillance footage, and device activity can be securely stored and processed within the home network, eliminating the need for a monthly storage fee for these local functions.
The HomeAgent ecosystem is managed through a single app, giving users one place to access their files, review footage, control supported smart-home devices, manage automations, and interact with Uliya. Users can ask Uliya to control supported devices, check live status, or review event history. The system can also create voice notifications for events such as a package arriving or a baby crying. can recognize people. HomeAgent is designed to identify meaningful moments from live footage and photo libraries, automatically create highlight videos, and display selected memories through UGREEN Gallery LCD Smart Frames. These features can be accessed through the same app used to manage the rest of the HomeAgent ecosystem.
For households increasingly filled with cameras, smart speakers, lights, and other connected products, UGREEN’s approach is to make those individual devices feel more like one ecosystem—managed through one app. This positions the MasterAgent as a potential central computing platform for an increasingly AI-enabled home, while the companion app gives users a unified way to interact with the system and connected devices.
UGREEN is also deepening its relationship with the New England Patriots, expanding its presence beyond the technology space and into the heart of the football fan experience. After the company was named the Patriots’ Official Tech Accessory Partner in April, Patriots cornerback Christian Gonzalez was named UGREEN’s Global Brand Ambassador. Throughout the football season, UGREEN will host product experience booths at four Patriots home games at Gillette Stadium, giving fans a chance to explore the company’s latest products, experience its technology firsthand, and enter giveaways. The company also plans to host a Boston-area watch party on December 10, featuring product demonstrations and opportunities for attendees to purchase UGREEN products.
UGREEN’s latest launch reflects a broader shift in consumer technology: the smart home is becoming less about having a collection of connected gadgets and more about how those devices, data, and AI work together. With HomeAgent, UGREEN is putting local AI, storage, smart-home control, and unified app management at the center of that vision.
For the new AIoT products, pre-orders for the HomeAgent HA100, HA100 Pro and MasterAgent MA100 began September 3, 2026. UGREEN says the products will remain available for (pre-order SPECIAL PRICING) until its Kickstarter campaign launches on October 27.
The products are also available through UGREEN’s official store and Amazon:
