UGREEN is making a much bigger play at IFA 2026 this year, and it goes well beyond the new MagFlow charging gear we’ve already covered. Alongside the new chargers, the company has introduced HomeAgent, a local-first smart home platform that brings AI processing, storage, security, and device control together under one roof. The announcement also marks UGREEN’s entry into the AIoT space, with a whole family of cameras, hubs, smart displays, and other connected gear planned around the new ecosystem. Head below for a closer look and more details.
UGREEN unveils new AIoT products at IFA 2026
At the center of it all is the HomeAgent HA100 series, which is designed to keep more of your smart home data and AI processing local instead of constantly leaning on the cloud. Files, photos, surveillance footage, and device activity can all be stored and processed on the hub, while UGREEN says core storage, security, file-management, and smart-home functions can continue working over the local network. It also has Matter support to let compatible devices from other brands join the setup. The regular HA100 carries a $1,799 price tag, with a $899 Super Early Bird price, while the beefier HA100 Pro lands at $5,999, with a $2,999 Super Early Bird price.
UGREEN is also leaning hard into proactive AI features here. HomeAgent can recognize people, pets, vehicles, and packages, summarize recorded events, search footage using keywords, and even pull highlights from your photo library or camera feeds. There’s also voice control through UGREEN’s Uliya assistant, which can handle things like checking camera history, controlling supported devices, or setting up notifications for events such as a package arriving or a baby crying.
For heavier AI workloads, UGREEN also unveiled the MasterAgent MA100, which is powered by NVIDIA’s Jetson Thor T5000 platform and delivers up to 2,070 FP4 TFLOPS of local compute. This one is in a completely different price league, carrying a $19,999 price tag with a $9,999 Super Early Bird price. UGREEN is positioning it as the brains for more advanced local models, richer context understanding, and more complex automations across multiple devices.
The wider ecosystem also includes the SynCare OD800 Pro at $199, OD600 Pro at $159, and ID500 Pro at $89, along with a 13.3-inch Gallery E-Paper Smart Frame at $299 and a Uliya smart speaker at $69. Those will be offered separately as Kickstarter add-ons rather than receiving the 50% Super Early Bird pricing reserved for the three main hubs.
The pre-orders are open now for these AIoT gear, with a $50 deposit securing access to the Super Early Bird reward for either HomeAgent model, while the MasterAgent requires a $200 deposit. The full Kickstarter campaign is slated to begin on October 27.
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