Morisonics builds home AI appliances: one quiet box that gives your family a voice assistant, a photo library, a film collection, a private cloud and a smart home — running entirely in your house, in Thai, Chinese and English, with your data living on your own disks, not in anyone's cloud.
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The intelligence of the home: trilingual voice assistant, smart-home brain, photo library and private cloud on a compact, silent mini PC.
Everything the Hub does, plus serious storage: a full NAS with expandable drives, a family film and TV server, and always-on protected backups.
Your data lives at home. Not in Google's cloud, not in Amazon's — and not stored on our servers. The voice assistant hears you locally, the photos stay on your disks, and anything you publish to the internet is served straight from your house. When your box needs care, we connect over a secure maintenance line that you can see — honest, visible support rather than a silent back door.
Owned, not rented. The box is yours, and the software is overwhelmingly open — the few commercial pieces are licensed to you, not rented month to month. If Morisonics vanished tomorrow, your house would keep working — we consider that a design requirement, not a risk.
Supported by a person. Every box is built, tested and supported personally, in Thailand, by an engineer whose own lab runs the same hardware, same software, same updates — always first, before any customer.
Morisonics was my father's company — a British electronics firm whose parts, decades later, are still catalogued in government registries. The name sat quietly for a generation, waiting, as it turns out, for the family business to become about sound: sonics was hiding in it all along.
Second generation, new country, same idea — build electronics people can rely on, and stand behind them with your own name.