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Hombee
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About Hombee
Traditional construction is an illusion. A promise that always costs more—time, nerves, and money. It's a broken system built on chaos, fragmentation, and constant compromises. At Hombee, we stopped trying to fix it. We built a new one. We’ve turned the "dirty construction site" into a production line. We created the "new brick"—the Hombee Box. It is a digitally manufactured module made of CLT wood with dedicated space for installations. The product features infinite possibilities for arrangement and creating building forms for any purpose: from houses to multi-story office, retail, and public buildings. We combine the BOX with a thoughtful ecosystem of integrated installations, where all key devices work together, radically lowering operating costs. This perfect blend of hardware and software significantly enhances the users' living comfort. For us, technology is not the goal, but merely a tool for our clients' freedom. We give them the ability to use it when and how they want, without worrying about the bills. We have re-thought this industry. Contact us and see what this means for your project.
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Products & Services
Hombee launched the home view and controls remain available while automations synchronize, with the connectivity panel showing progress or an error.
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Products & Services
Hombee launched homeowner assistant tools to read and update lighting profiles, targets, activity, settings, and adaptation controls for an authenticated installation.
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Products & Services
Hombee launched Home Configuration to bring available Hombee lighting controls and Alarmo groups together.
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Products & Services
Hombee introduced occupied-room lighting that can turn on when light falls to a chosen threshold, with multiple illuminance sensors assessed as all-or-any and established automatic on/off behaviour preserved.
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Research & Knowledge
Hombee published an article exploring the history of timber architecture, the engineering marvels of the past, and how this legacy inspires trust in wood.
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