BMTC to install CASABOT AI Home across the UAE
CASABOT has named Bahri & Mazroei Trading Co. LLC as its UAE system integrator for the AI Home, with a walk-through innovation hub set to open at BMTC’s Port Saeed headquarters in October 2026. The partnership is meant to bring privacy-first home automation to residences, hotels and other projects across the country.
Why it matters: - BMTC will help bring CASABOT’s AI Home into residential developments and hotels across the UAE. - The partnership gives CASABOT a local integration and support partner for a privacy-first smart-home platform built to keep resident data inside the home. - The new BMTC AI Home Innovation Hub is meant to let developers, consultants, hotel operators and homeowners experience the system before installation.
What happened: - CASABOT appointed Bahri & Mazroei Trading Co. LLC, or BMTC, as system integrator for the CASABOT AI Home in the United Arab Emirates. - BMTC will design, specify, install and commission the AI Home, then support each installation after handover. - The agreement extends across homes and hotels. - The company said the arrangement follows CASABOT’s partner-led model, where system integrators lead design, installation and on-site support. - BMTC will also open a permanent AI Home Innovation Hub at its headquarters in Port Saeed, Dubai, in October 2026.
The details: - BMTC is part of the Bahri & Mazroei Group and has 58 years of experience in lighting and intelligent building systems. - BMTC has worked on major UAE projects including Burj Khalifa, Dubai Metro and Dubai International Airport. - The AI Home combines CASABOT’s HiveOS device-unification layer and BOTty AI agent. - HiveOS runs locally on hardware installed in the home and connects more than 3,000 device brands across Zigbee, Z-Wave, KNX, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Thread, Matter, DALI and other protocols. - BOTty understands natural language in 92 languages and dialects. - BOTty conversations are processed on CASABOT’s own infrastructure and deleted when each session ends. - No resident data is stored outside the home, and local automation keeps working without an internet connection. - CASABOT says the system responds to voice, app and augmented-reality control, and learns household routines rather than following a fixed schedule. - The Hub will be a live residence, not a product display, with lighting, climate, security and entertainment responding as one system. - The Hub is intended for developers, hotel operators, consultants, system integrators and homeowners. - BMTC’s technical teams will also use the Hub for training. - CASABOT said the setup aligns with the UAE Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031. - CASABOT was founded in 2025 and is live in seven countries.
Between the lines: - The partnership shows how smart-home companies are leaning on established local integrators to win trust in a category where privacy and installation quality can decide adoption. - CASABOT is positioning the AI Home as a category shift from single-brand smart-home ecosystems to a cross-brand, locally run platform. - BMTC is using the launch to extend its building-technology role into AI-enabled homes, not just traditional electrical and lighting systems.
What's next: - Design and installation inquiries for the CASABOT AI Home will go through BMTC. - Visits to the BMTC AI Home Innovation Hub can be arranged through BMTC after the October 2026 opening. - CASABOT and BMTC are expected to target more UAE projects in residential and hospitality markets as the partnership rolls out.
The bottom line: - CASABOT gets a major UAE integrator to push its privacy-first AI Home into real buildings, while BMTC gets a showcase that turns its headquarters into a working smart-home demo site.
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