The AI Hub

What's inside

• A voice assistant that answers in kind. Speak Thai, Chinese or English — one wake word for the whole family, no language to choose. The house hears which language you used, acts, and answers in it, in a natural voice that lives on the box, chosen with you rather than picked from a menu. It speaks Thai the way a Thai household does — polite particles, Thai numbers and times — not translation Thai. Nothing you say leaves the room, and it works with the internet down.
• Smart-home brain. Home Assistant at the core: lights, aircon, sensors, music and cameras from any brand, working as one house. Small voice satellites in each room you choose.
• Photo library with AI search. Every phone in the family backs up automatically at home. Faces, places and things — searchable in seconds, private forever.
• Private cloud. Files synced across your devices and shareable with the people you choose — running on your shelf, not in a data centre.
• Whole-home ad blocking. Adverts and trackers filtered for every device on your network, automatically.
• Cameras and security. We recommend and install Ubiquiti’s UniFi Protect — cameras, doorbells and sensors recording to a recorder you own, with no subscription — and the house acts on its events: it can tell you, out loud, who is at the door. Cameras you already own with local streams work too.
• Instructions for later. “Turn the aircon off in twenty minutes.” “Open the curtains at six.” The assistant schedules it, confirms the exact time it set, lists what is pending and cancels by voice — in any of the three languages.
• It checks before it answers. Every command is verified against the house before the assistant says done — if the music didn’t start, the curtain didn’t move or a streaming service is having a bad day, it says so. An assistant that admits failure is one you can trust.
• Tested like software. A regression suite of 170 spoken commands in Thai, Chinese and English — lights, aircon, curtains, music, schedules, questions — runs against every change and is scored before anything reaches a household. Improvements are measured, not felt.

What’s in the box

• The brain. AMD Strix Halo — a Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with 16 cores, Radeon 8060S graphics and 64 GB of unified memory shared between the two. We tested the alternatives; nothing else puts this much memory next to this much GPU in a box this size, at this price. Quiet enough for a living-room shelf, and small enough to live on one.
• Intelligence that never sleeps. A 30-billion-parameter language model — Typhoon 2.5, SCB 10X’s Thai-first model, built in Thailand — stays loaded around the clock beside Qwen3-ASR speech recognition and the three reply voices, Thai included, on the box rather than in a data centre. About 25 GB of the box’s memory is reserved for the assistant, so it never waits for a model to load, and each room’s microphone has its context kept warm.
• Room microphones. ReSpeaker XVF3800 satellites — a four-microphone XMOS array with on-device echo cancellation and a wake word that runs on the satellite itself — one for each room you choose.
• The software. Home Assistant, Immich for photos, Music Assistant, OpenCloud for files, Pi-hole for ad blocking — open source throughout, with our own small routers joining them into one trilingual assistant — and Ubiquiti’s UniFi Protect for cameras and security. Where a licence exists it is bought in your name.
• Storage. Fast NVMe for the system and the photo library; bulk media on your existing NAS or a USB drive — or step up to the AI NAS.

Made yours

• Daily digests, written at home. Email, text messages, the day’s new photos, camera events and downloads summarised by the on-box model and delivered to your phone on a schedule you choose — in your language, without any of it leaving the house.
• Cinema showtimes by voice. “What’s on at the cinema tonight?” — local listings fetched twice a day and answered from the box.
• A health view for the wall tablet. Steps, sleep, heart rate and weight from a smartwatch, on the family dashboard, with the raw data staying on your own disks.
• A greeting at the door. With UniFi Protect’s face-aware cameras, the house announces family members by name through the living-room speaker — and a kitchen camera that records only when nobody is home.
• A game server for the kids. Minecraft, Valheim, Terraria and friends hosted at home, managed from one panel, always on.

Staying connected, your way

• At home. Everything works on your own wifi — no account with anyone required.
• Away from home. A simple app connects your family's phones directly and privately back to the house — photos, files and control from anywhere, with nothing exposed to the public internet.
• Your own address. Want photo albums or files you can share with a link? We can publish chosen services at your own web address — served straight from your home, never through our servers.

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