The rules that make your home act on its own — morning routines, away modes, arrival scenes and conditional logic built around how your household actually lives.
Automation logic is the set of rules that decide what your home does without being asked. A scene groups several actions into one command. A rule triggers those actions automatically based on time, occupancy, temperature, sunrise, arrival or a security event.
This is the layer that turns connected devices into an intelligent home. Without it, you own remote controls. With it, your home anticipates.
Devices get installed, automation never gets designed, and the home ends up more manual than before.
Reaching for your phone to switch on a light is slower than the wall switch it replaced.
The same six actions every morning and every night, done by hand, forever.
Hardware capable of automation sits running on defaults because nobody configured the logic.
Badly designed rules that trigger at the wrong time train the household to switch them off.
Arriving home, leaving, or a security alert produces no coordinated response at all.
Logic built around one family member, so it works against everyone else in the house.
Orixen AI designs the automation layer deliberately — interviewing your household, mapping your daily rhythm, then building scenes and conditional rules that fit it.
Then we tune. The first version is a starting point; real automation gets refined once you have lived with it for a few weeks.
Designed for your household, then refined after you live with it.
Morning, evening, movie, guest and night scenes built around your actual rooms.
Time-based automation that adjusts as sunrise and sunset shift through the year.
Logic that combines occupancy, temperature and time rather than acting blindly.
Your home prepares itself when you arrive and secures itself when you leave.
Security detection that triggers lighting, alerts and recording together.
Every scene available by voice as well as app and wall control.
Automation is designed and tuned, not installed once and forgotten.
We interview your household about how each person actually moves through the day.
We write the scenes and conditional rules, and decide what should never be automatic.
We configure the automation across your systems and test each rule properly.
We adjust after a few weeks of real use, because the first version is never the final one.
Anyone can install a device. Designing logic that people keep using is the hard part.
Rules that work for everyone in the house, not just the person who commissioned it.
We refine your automation once you have lived with it, which is when the real design happens.
Rules can span lighting, climate, curtains, gates and security because it is one platform.
Manual control always overrides automation, so the house never fights its occupants.
Add systems and the existing logic extends to include them.
Based in DHA Phase 6, so rule changes are a conversation rather than a support ticket.
Automation logic delivers most for busy households, larger properties where manual routines take real time, and families where several people need the home to work for them differently.
It applies across 10 Marla to 4 Kanal homes and villas throughout DHA, Bahria Town, Gulberg, Lake City and Model Town, and layers onto any Orixen AI system you already have.
Everything homeowners in Lahore ask us before starting a project.
Automation logic is the set of rules that make your home act automatically. Scenes group several actions into one command, while conditional rules trigger those actions based on time, occupancy, temperature, sunrise, arrival or security events.
A scene is triggered by you, such as tapping or saying goodnight to set the whole house. An automation runs by itself when a condition is met, for example closing curtains when the afternoon sun hits or arming the house when everyone leaves.
Yes, always. Manual control at the wall or in the app takes precedence over automation. A system that traps you into its own rules is a badly designed one, so we build manual override into every automation.
We expect to adjust. The first configuration is a starting point, and we tune your rules after you have lived with the system, because how a household really behaves only becomes clear in use.
Yes. Because everything runs on one platform, a single rule can involve lighting, climate, curtains, gates and security together. That cross-system logic is not possible when each device sits in its own separate app.
Yes. Scenes can be created and edited in the Orixen AI app, and we show you how during handover. For more complex conditional logic, we are available to build or adjust rules for you.
Local automation continues to run without an internet connection. Internet is needed for remote access and notifications from outside the home, but your scenes and rules keep operating inside the house.
Cost depends on the size of your property, how many rooms or circuits are involved, and which systems you want connected. A 10 Marla home and a 2 Kanal house need very different scopes. We provide an itemised quote after a free consultation and site assessment, so you see exactly what you are paying for before committing.
Timelines depend on scope and whether your home is finished or under construction. Smaller single-system installations are typically completed quickly, while whole-home automation across multiple systems takes longer. We confirm a realistic schedule during the design stage, before any work begins.
Yes. We design systems that work with existing wiring wherever possible, so most finished homes can be automated without major structural work. During the site assessment we confirm exactly what is achievable in your property and flag anything that would require additional work.
Ideally yes. The best time to plan is at grey structure stage, alongside your electrical, lighting, security, AC and interior work. Planning early means conduit and wiring are laid correctly the first time, giving you a cleaner installation and more flexibility later.
Yes, and many clients do. Orixen AI builds on one platform, so you can begin with automation logic and later add climate, security, gates, curtains, energy monitoring or entertainment. Everything joins the same app rather than adding another disconnected system.
Core automation and local control continue to work without internet. An active connection is needed for remote access from outside your home and for cloud-dependent features, but your wall controls, scenes and local automations keep running.
Yes. We provide ongoing support, system tuning and adjustments after handover, and we are based in Lahore so support is local rather than remote-only. We also help expand or reconfigure your system as your household needs change.
We install across DHA, Bahria Town, Gulberg, Askari, Cantt, Johar Town, Lake City, Model Town, Valencia and Wapda Town. We work on properties from 10 Marla through 1, 2 and 4 Kanal homes, as well as luxury villas and new construction projects.
Yes. We regularly coordinate with architects, interior designers and developers so automation is planned alongside electrical and interior work rather than retrofitted afterwards. Bringing us in early usually produces a cleaner result and avoids rework.
Book a free consultation and tell us about your property and what you want it to do. We assess your home, discuss your priorities, and design a system around your layout and lifestyle. You can reach us on WhatsApp, by phone on 0330 1144969, or visit our office in DHA Phase 6.
Every Orixen system connects into one intelligent platform.
The dashboard your scenes live in.
Trigger any scene by speaking.
Conditional rules for temperature and occupancy.
Tell us how your household moves through the day and we will design the automation around it — free consultation, no obligation.
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