The engineered core of your smart home — a local hub that keeps everything running, with wall panels so anyone can control the house without an app.
A control hub is the central processor of your smart home. It connects every system, runs your automation rules locally, and keeps the house working whether or not the internet is up.
Wall-mounted control panels sit alongside it as fixed touchscreens in key rooms — so controlling your home never depends on someone having the right app on the right phone.
A smart home that stops working when the internet drops was never properly engineered.
Cloud-dependent systems become useless during an outage, exactly when you need control most.
Commands that travel to a server and back feel sluggish compared to a switch.
Without the app installed and an account set up, a visitor cannot even change the lights.
Your home only works if your phone is charged, nearby and unlocked.
Every command and event routed through external servers you do not control.
Different brands using different protocols with nothing translating between them.
Orixen AI installs a local control hub that processes your automation inside the house, plus wall panels in the rooms where fixed control matters.
Your automation keeps running during an outage, response is immediate, and anyone in the house — family, guests or staff — can control it by walking up to a panel.
The infrastructure everything else in your home depends on.
A local hub running your automation logic inside the house.
Fixed touchscreens in key rooms so control never depends on a phone.
One system translating between different device standards and brands.
Automation and supported security infrastructure hosted within your own environment.
Panels and mobile app always showing the same live state.
Every scene available directly from the wall, not buried in a menu.
From infrastructure planning to a core that runs your whole home.
We assess your network, electrical layout and where panels would genuinely be used.
We specify the hub, panel positions, network requirements and power backup.
Our team installs the hub, panels and cabling, then commissions the system.
We train the household on panel use and support the core system afterwards.
The hub is the part nobody sees and everything depends on.
Local processing means your automation keeps running during an outage.
Wall panels let anyone control the home, including guests and staff.
Data and supported security infrastructure stay within your own environment.
One hub integrating different protocols rather than locking you to one manufacturer.
Infrastructure sized for the systems you will add later, not just today.
Based in DHA Phase 6, with hardware support handled locally rather than shipped abroad.
A dedicated control hub matters most in larger properties running several systems, homes where reliability during outages is non-negotiable, and new construction where infrastructure can be planned properly from the start.
It suits 1 Kanal and above, luxury villas and new builds across DHA, Bahria Town, Gulberg, Lake City and Model Town — and it is the layer that everything else you add will depend on.
Everything homeowners in Lahore ask us before starting a project.
A control hub is the central processor of your smart home. It connects every system, runs automation rules locally inside the house, and translates between devices using different protocols so they work as one system.
A hub keeps your automation running locally, responds immediately rather than routing commands through external servers, and lets different device brands work together. Without one, each system stays isolated in its own app.
Yes. Local processing means scenes, schedules and automation continue running without internet. A connection is only needed for remote access and notifications from outside the home.
Wall panels are fixed touchscreens in key rooms that let anyone control the house without a phone or app. They matter for guests, staff, children and anyone who does not want to unlock a phone to change the lights.
Typically the main entrance, living area, kitchen and master bedroom, though this is decided during design based on how your household moves through the house. We recommend panels where they will genuinely be used rather than in every room.
The hub processes automation locally, and supported camera and security infrastructure can be hosted on a local server within your home. We confirm exactly what is processed where during the design stage.
Yes. We size the infrastructure for future expansion, so new systems join the existing hub rather than requiring a parallel setup.
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 a home control hub 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 app that pairs with your panels.
The rules your hub runs locally.
Local hosting for your camera system.
Tell us about your property and which systems you plan to run. We will design the control core around it — free consultation, no obligation.
Visit our office: Plaza 38 CCA, Sector C, Phase 6 DHA, Lahore
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