터치HL AI 하우스 플랫폼

Existing smart homes rely on individual apps or manual control for lighting, appliances, and security, resulting in poor integration.

Additionally, residents face the inconvenience of managing home energy savings and security enhancements themselves.

Meanwhile, traditional wallpads remain underutilized devices with limited functions such as intercoms.

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The TouchHL platform uses a high-performance AI wallpad ('AI Butler') based on the Android OS as its brain to control and automate HVAC, lighting, appliances, and security sensors in the home through voice conversations[21][22].

AI learns the resident's lifestyle patterns and behavior data to proactively adjust temperature, lighting, air quality, hot water, and energy consumption, providing a customized living environment[23].

For example, it enhances convenience by integrating innovative devices such as ultra-fast water heaters (hot water in 10 seconds), intelligent mirrors, ZEB-based AI lighting, and AI range hoods[24].

It also establishes an ecosystem that encompasses both inside and outside the home, including external environment control linked to cars and external IoT sensors[25].

All functions are linked to a local AI server and can operate without the internet, and the conversational UI makes it easy for everyone from young children to the elderly to use[26].

Construction companies and developers that supply new apartments are the main customers, and it will be first introduced in HL Hanla's own projects.

It can also be applied to local government smart cities or premium housing complexes in a B2B2C model.

It has a strong B2B/B2G nature, provided as a construction company package rather than being sold individually to general consumers.

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Although it starts in the domestic apartment market, the demand for home automation exists globally.

However, overseas expansion requires collaboration with local partners due to differences in housing culture and built-in standards by country.

In addition, personal information regulations regarding the use of energy and security data must be considered.

Nevertheless, the platform itself has low dependence on specific infrastructure, so there is potential to enter new cities in the Middle East and Asia where interest in smart homes is high.

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It has been praised as a blueprint for future housing, winning multiple CES Innovation Awards[27].

In particular, there are high expectations for the inclusive approach of providing AI home technology to all homes and the energy saving effects.

However, there is also a cautious view that "the CES demonstration is impressive, but market verification is insufficient" because sufficient verification has not yet been conducted in actual occupancy complexes.

Overall, positive evaluations leading innovation in the smart home field are dominant.