A Proven Foundation for Expansion

In the United Kingdom, the platform operates with active sensors, integrated control, and a secure cloud data backbone. Residents engage with a live app interface and digital home logbook, creating transparency and continuity at the property level.

The development of the system has been supported by Innovate UK-funded research and development. More than 50 deployments are currently operational across the U.K., supported by partnerships with established global technology leaders including Beckhoff, AWS, and Contactum.

This foundation provides the stability required for measured international expansion.

From its earliest development, GlobalHome has been engineered for multi-home and multi-site deployment.

The system is not designed as a retrofit product or a standalone feature. It is conceived as a structured infrastructure layer installed during construction, ensuring consistency across entire communities rather than variation from home to home.

This approach enables developers to deliver a coherent standard of performance across portfolios. Homes are built on the same intelligent foundation, simplifying long-term management and supporting operational clarity at scale.

The result is a platform that aligns naturally with master-planned communities, premium residential developments, and portfolio-driven operators seeking long-term stability rather than short-term novelty.

With a validated operational base in the United Kingdom, GlobalHome is now positioned for measured expansion into the United States.

The core platform, hardware architecture, and secure cloud backbone are already established. U.S. deployment focuses on localization, regulatory alignment, and strategic partnerships within residential development markets.

This phased approach allows the system to adapt to regional standards while preserving the integrity of the underlying infrastructure.

Rather than entering the market as a concept, globalhome enters with a proven foundation and a clear pathway to integration within modern U.S. residential communities.