A major property developer is introducing artificial intelligence-powered homes in the Philippines this year through a partnership with tech giant Samsung to automate residential spaces.
The project of Megaworld Corp. will debut at Park McKinley West in Taguig City before expanding to other select properties throughout the country.
The system integrates the Samsung SmartThings platform, allowing residents to manage their homes via a single application that adjusts settings based on weather, time and personal routines.
The AI ecosystem includes adaptive lighting, smart climate control and voice-activated command centers designed to optimize energy consumption while enhancing resident comfort and security.
Megaworld business innovation and transformation head Francis Viernes said the initiative is a central part of the company’s vision to shape future-ready communities.
“Through our AI-powered homes initiative, we are redefining residential living by creating intelligent spaces that enhance comfort, safety, and sustainability across our townships,” Viernes said.
“This marks an important step in how we continue to elevate the living experience and set new standards for modern township developments,” Viernes said.
Condominium buyers can opt to upgrade their units by connecting Samsung appliances such as washing machines, air-conditioning units and televisions to the centralized system.
While Megaworld introduced basic smart home features nearly 10 years ago, the company said the new phase utilizes advanced AI to further refine how residents live and work.
Megaworld continues to expand its township portfolio as demand for tech-integrated residential units grows among urban professionals.
