What's inside the Josh.ai Luxury Home Automation Brochure

Josh.ai is the privacy-first AI voice assistant for luxury residential automation, founded 2015 in Denver, Colorado. The brochure documents the full Josh.ai platform — voice-control hardware, the in-wall keypad and remote interface program, the AI-driven mobile and tablet apps, and the ecosystem integration with the major dealer-installed home-automation, lighting, climate, AV, and security systems.

Featured collections

Josh Micro — the smallest hardware form factor designed to install flush in bedrooms, bathrooms, and intimate spaces (industry awards 2017–2018).
Josh Nano — minimalist architectural microphone with stronger array for great rooms and outdoor patios (Connected Design 2020 award); location-aware contextual voice commands.
Josh Keypads — wall-mounted scene-preset keypads (Meeting, Video, Dining, Relaxation) with integrated sensors.
Josh App + Tablet Dashboard — AI-driven dashboard that learns user habits and offers proactive scene suggestions; Scenes presets; multi-zone control across kitchen, library, bedroom.
Josh Entertainment Control — voice control across cable, streaming, and high-end home-theater components.

What you'll find inside

Natural-language command examples demonstrating conversational multi-subsystem commands. Privacy-first architecture callouts showing local-server processing rather than cloud — the central differentiator in the luxury residential market. Service compatibility logos: Netflix, Disney+, YouTube on the entertainment side; Kaleidescape and CINEAK home-theater hardware integration. Lifestyle photography across modern minimalist, industrial-loft, rustic-modern great room, and luxury-bath settings.

Across the 48 pages, the brochure is dominated by modern minimalist luxury — living room is the universal room context, with bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, and dedicated home-theater integrations also featured. Charcoal gray, matte black, warm white, and earth-tone interiors anchor the photography. Smart-home, lighting-control, audio-visual, and automated-shade applications are the dominant tagged use cases. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 48 pages in the digital edition right here.