Engineering-first • Architecture-driven

Systems, not products.

We design network, access and automation as one coherent infrastructure layer — aligned with the building and the project intent.

Why Automatikon

We design infrastructure as a coherent system layer — aligned with the building, the people, and the project intent.

Architecture-first design. Systems are designed together with the architecture from the earliest project stages — not added later as technical afterthoughts.

Engineering over marketing. Reliability, logic and long-term maintainability come before visual effects, trends or vendor-driven feature lists.

One coherent system. Network, access and automation are engineered as one integrated infrastructure, not as three disconnected technologies.

Three layers. One system.

Most projects fail when these layers are delivered separately. We define boundaries, ownership and interfaces — then engineer them as one coherent infrastructure.

Automation (behavior layer)
  • Scenes and presence logic designed as a system, not a gadget pile
  • Energy-aware control with safe fallback and safe-state modes
  • Integrations aligned with architecture and daily routines
Access (security layer)
  • Intercom and door control built around real workflows
  • Roles and auditability for long-term operations
  • Designed for residents, guests, staff and deliveries
Networks (infrastructure layer)
  • Segmentation, secure Wi-Fi roaming and continuous monitoring
  • Predictable performance and remote management
  • The foundation every other layer depends on
EARLY-STAGE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Designed for today. Prepared for tomorrow.

We work with investors and design teams to define network, access and automation requirements before drawings are frozen — avoiding retrofits, coordination conflicts and unnecessary cost.

  • Clear technical scope for electrical and building services design
  • Defined interfaces and responsibility boundaries
  • Phasing strategy and long-term system readiness
STRUCTURED DELIVERY

How We Work

A phased, architecture-driven process — define early, deliver deliberately, and support long-term operations.

  1. Early planning
  2. System design
  3. Implementation
  4. Handover & personalization
  5. Support & maintenance

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