Your smart home or building automation ideas, transformed into reliable and secure products.
Smart home & building electronics
The smart home and AI market is exploding: cameras, smart lighting, connected appliances, and so much more. In this race for innovation, the products that will stand out are the ones that combine security, intelligence and advanced automation.
At Motsai, we specialize in turning your concepts into electronic solutions that are reliable, compliant, and fully ready for the market.
Your market is growing
The global smart home market was valued at USD 127.80B in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 537.27B by 2030, with a 27.0% CAGR.
Source : Grand View Research, Smart Home Market
The global building automation systems market was estimated at USD 88.4B in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 155.9B USD in the coming years.
Source : MarketsandMarkets, Building Automation System Market
From smart cameras to fully connected home systems, we’ve supported projects that combine high performance, security, ultra-low power consumption and seamless integration.
Water damage prevention system
We developed sensor and communication logic (cellular and Wi- Fi) and integrated an onboard UPS power system to ensure reliability and continuous service.
In a world where everything is becoming connected, security is no longer optional — it’s a core pillar of product design. At Motsai, we integrate advanced protection mechanisms from the earliest stages of development, including Secure Boot, Root of Trust Computing, and secure connections to cloud platforms such as AWS IoT Core and Google Cloud Platform.
Our experts evaluate risks, define best practices, and ensure that every product aligns with the security standards of leading industry players, while remaining accessible and suitable for consumer devices.
The Future of Cybersecurity
Motsai is contributing to a major collaborative research project alongside Soralink, Concordia University, the University of Ottawa and DRDC. This project is supported by NSERC through 2029.
The objective is to strengthen the security of IoT and IoMT systems against AI-assisted cyberattacks. By combining deep learning, attack simulation and autonomous defense mechanisms, this project paves the way for a true electronic immune system: cybersecurity that is intelligent, preventive and resilient.
But with us, it's easier.
Whether you’re a startup, SME or R&D team, we help accelerate your time to market and clarify every step of the process.
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Your medical ideas transformed into reliable, compliant devices.
Your wearable concepts turned into connected, ready-to-use products.
From idea to factory: your industrial project executed with rigor and expertise.
Innovation never stops — and neither does Motsai.
Depending on your project, we can develop the electronic components of a smart home sensor project or focus on specific components, such as a light or presence sensor, control units, or communication modules. We ensure seamless integration within the overall system. We may, for example, retrofit an older HVAC interface to give it a more modern touch panel feel, or help an established brand shave significant cost from an existing product by leveraging new, less expensive sensing methods highly suited to mass production.
Yes. This is where we spend most of our time: turning a first-of-kind idea, such as a new type of leak detector or a smarter heat exchanger controller, into a working, producible device. We handle feasibility, electronic architecture, prototyping, and validation, and we structure the path toward production. Motsai does not run electronic manufacturing itself, but we organize and coordinate it with production partners so the transition from prototype to volume is planned from the start, not figured out after the fact. We also support our customers when they work on obtaining IP protection on their project. Furthermore, we are able to ensure UL or CSA compliance for those electrical products that need to be powered directly from a wall source.
Yes. We tend to work on complete solutions that can include the remote sensing device as well as the hub that routes data to the cloud. Our goal is a unified architecture where multiple devices (lighting, security, HVAC, sensors) communicate and operate together, eliminating fragmentation in favor of a single integrated system that can mesh with other products in the market.
This is a core part of our expertise. A device like a leak detector often needs to run for many years in a hard-to-reach location, so component selection, firmware, and power management strategy are treated as a single design problem from day one. Where it makes sense, we also look at simple supplementary power sources, such as a small light harvester to extend the battery life or eliminate the battery altogether.
Yes, though our focus remains on the device and its base connection. We bring the data to the cloud, but we are less involved in the client-facing side and cloud backends. We know several strong partners who can help with that. Customers who come to us for electronic and embedded development expertise are often already familiar with the cloud, but for smaller projects or early-stage ideas we can recommend a few plug-and-play platforms to get you started.
We integrate technologies such as Bluetooth Low Energy, Thread/Matter, Wi-Fi, and other IoT protocols well suited for home use, working with semiconductor partners who are world leaders in these fields. Security is built into the architecture from the start, through encrypted communication, secure root-of-trust firmware, and robust device authentication. The device’s own attack surface is typically limited, but router and web-exposed areas require close attention. We also protect the intellectual property in the device itself, from firmware security to a secure supply chain for critical keys, along with key management and over-the-air update mechanisms to keep the product secure over its full lifecycle.
