One database that turns every connected device into action.
HADB — the Home Automation Database — reads events from every device on a network, correlates them in real time, and turns raw signals into automation and alerts. Built for smart-home use cases originally, it now runs IoT estates of any kind: industrial sensors, office systems, connected infrastructure.
Talk to us about HADB- ORIGIN
- Built for smart-home IoT
- SCOPE
- Any connected device estate
From raw device signal to an automated response
Broad device compatibility
Built to talk to devices across vendors and protocols, not a single ecosystem — so it works with the mix of hardware an environment already has, instead of dictating what to buy.
Real-time event correlation
Events from every connected device are processed and correlated as they happen, so a pattern across multiple devices is visible immediately instead of buried in separate logs.
Automation rule engine
Rules translate correlated events into automated responses — the intelligence layer that turns a sensor trip into an action taken, without a person in the loop.
Predictive maintenance
Device behavior is analyzed for the signals that precede failure, so maintenance happens before a device goes down, not after.
Energy optimization
Usage patterns across connected devices feed into recommendations for reducing energy consumption without changing behavior.
IoT threat detection
The same event stream that drives automation is also watched for the anomalies that indicate a compromised or misbehaving device on the network.
A device estate that speaks five different protocols isn't manageable — it's five separate blind spots.
Every additional connected device is usually one more silo: its own dashboard, its own alerting, its own logs nobody checks. HADB puts every device — regardless of vendor or protocol — into a single event stream, so the automation and the alerting are unified instead of fragmented across whichever app came with the hardware.
- Bring devices from different vendors into one control plane instead of several apps
- Catch a device failure through predictive signals, before it takes something down
- Watch the same event stream for automation and for security anomalies
See HADB run against your own device estate.
We can walk through it against the devices you already have connected.