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Smart home and villa

A smart home in 2026 is not a light bulb that turns on by voice but a system: locks, cameras, leak and smoke sensors, climate, solar energy, a robot vacuum and a lawn mower. A good smart home is invisible: it simply works, even when the internet goes down.

B2B

For business

  • Villa and apartment developers — a ready “smart villa” package for the project.
  • Rental managers — keyless entry, energy metering and remote leak control.
B2C

For the home

  • Villa and dacha — security, irrigation, lawn, lighting, backup power, video surveillance.
  • Apartment — lock, sensors, climate, automations, robot vacuum.
What we do
  • We design the system on the open Matter standard — not tied to any one brand.
  • We install it, set up the automations and leave instructions for the whole family.
  • We add energy: solar, a battery, a car charger.
  • We maintain it: updates, sensor batteries, new devices.
What to consider
  • Cheap devices without local control stop working along with the manufacturer’s cloud.
  • Cameras in the home are the family’s data: we keep recordings locally.
  • In Vietnam, household electronics from China pay 5% duty with a Form E certificate instead of 25%.
Price estimates
WhatEstimateComment
Basic apartment kitfrom ~$540typical package in Vietnam — $540–960
Robot vacuum with an armfrom ~$950Roborock Saros Z70 on sale, October 2026
Robot lawn mowerfrom $1,099Segway Navimow
Turnkey villaper projectdepends on area and scope

Data as of 30.10.2026

Where and how
RU

Russia

The smart home systems market — ₽26 billion in 2024, twice as much as in 2020; Yandex’s voice AI Alice has 80% of smart speakers. Dachas and country houses: mowers, backup power, security. We build on open standards so the home outlives a change of brand.

Russia
VN

Vietnam

Villas and condos: the vacuum market grew 137.6% in a year, and buyers are moving to expensive models. Strong local brands — Lumi, BKAV; global ones — Aqara, Xiaomi.

Vietnam
On the radar
Full radar
H-01 · HomeLive

Robot vacuum with an arm

Roborock Saros Z70 clears socks and small items out of its way with a folding mechanical arm.

$2,499 list pricein October 2026 — from ~$950 on sale
TRL 9
RU can be brought inVN can be brought in
How it works

A camera and a neural network recognize objects on the floor, the arm picks them up and puts them in a set place, then the robot vacuums and mops. The first mass-market home robot that does not just drive around but picks things up.

Fact. The price fell from $2,499 to ~$950 in a sale in October 2026.

Vietnam. Vietnam’s robot vacuum market grew 137.6% in a year — to $92.5 million.

Source: Vietnam News: vacuum market

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Wire-free robot lawn mowers

Segway Navimow and Mammotion LUBA mow the lawn by satellite, with no boundary wire in the ground.

Navimow — from $1,099 · LUBA — from $1,699manufacturers’ US prices, 2026
TRL 9
RU can be brought inVN can be brought in
How it works

RTK satellite navigation gives accuracy to a couple of centimeters, and cameras see obstacles. You draw the plot’s borders with a finger in the app — the robot mows on schedule and goes back to charge on its own.

Fact. Navimow runs from $1,099 to $4,499; Mammotion LUBA from $1,699 to $2,799.

Source: Smart Home Compared, 2026

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Hiking exoskeleton

Hypershell X: motors at the waist and thighs take on part of the load uphill and on stairs.

$1,099–1,999manufacturer prices, 2026
TRL 9
RU can be brought inVN can be brought in
How it works

Sensors read your stride, and a motor at the hip adds force at the right fraction of a second. It goes on over ordinary clothes.

Fact. In the October 2026 sales the X Ultra went for $1,399 instead of $1,999.

Source: Hypershell

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Smart home on the Matter standard

One language for bulbs, locks, sensors and cameras from different brands.

Per homefrom a sensor kit to a turnkey villa
TRL 9
RU can be brought inVN can be brought in
How it works

Matter devices talk to each other directly over the home network, without the manufacturer’s cloud. So the home works without the internet, and one brand’s switch controls another brand’s lamp.

Fact. Version 1.5 added cameras and doorbells; certified cameras have been on sale since mid-2026.

Source: Matter 1.5

How we work

Four steps from task to service

Task analysis

What to do, where, by when and on what budget. Sometimes the best robot is a well-tuned process.

Selection and costing

Two or three options with the full price, payback and a check that import and servicing are legal.

Delivery and launch

Logistics, customs, certification, installation, setup and team training.

Service

Maintenance, spare parts, updates — or rental instead of purchase.

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