Authorized Josh.ai dealer for voice, app and remote control of lighting, shades, AV, climate and security.
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Regent5 treats Josh.ai as part of the larger home-control architecture, coordinating interfaces, networking, automation and long-term service.
Primary system processor for larger Josh.ai deployments, coordinated with enterprise networking, rack infrastructure and supported room-control devices.
Compact Josh.ai processor for professionally installed systems, with app control and expansion support for compatible microphones, touchscreens and remotes.
Discreet room-level voice interfaces planned around acoustics, architecture, microphone coverage, network connectivity and the installed audio system.
8- and 10-inch touch interfaces for room and property control, coordinated with single-gang mounting, PoE or power, network access and user workflows.
Handheld control for TV, music, lighting and room functions, integrated with the broader Josh.ai experience.
Mobile, touch, text and voice control with AI-assisted scenes and automation built around the home’s actual rooms, devices and routines.
Supported lighting scenes, dimming, motorized shades and whole-home routines coordinated with the installed automation and lighting-control platforms.
Enterprise switching, Wi-Fi, VLANs, PoE, resilient internet and remote support planned around reliable operation across large homes and multi-building properties.
Supported entertainment, temperature, security and access workflows coordinated with the automation platform and conventional controls where appropriate.
Commissioning, user training, scene changes, device additions, troubleshooting and ongoing support as the home, household and connected systems evolve.
Where we work.
Regent5 designs, installs and supports Josh.ai systems across the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California. Select engagements extend to Santa Barbara, the Los Angeles area, and Orange County. Projects include custom homes and estates, new construction, major remodels, system upgrades and long-term automation service.
Yes. Regent5 can design and install current Josh.ai processors, microphones, touchscreens, app and remote-control hardware where appropriate, including Josh Core, Josh One, Josh Micro, Josh Nano, Josh Touchscreen and Josh Edge.
Josh.ai publishes integrations with Control4, Crestron Home and Crestron SIMPL, Lutron HomeWorks QS, RadioRA 3 and Ketra, and Vantage InFusion, along with systems and devices including 2N, DoorBird and Ubiquiti. Savant is not on Josh.ai's published integration list, so on a Savant home we engineer supported device-level integrations case by case. Depending on the supported devices and automation platform, Josh.ai can participate in control of lighting, shades, audio video, climate, scenes and other integrated systems.
No. A professionally designed Josh.ai experience can include voice, app and touch control alongside conventional keypads and remotes. Regent5 selects the interface that is most practical for each room and user.
Yes. Regent5 is an authorized Josh.ai dealer. We design, program, install and service Josh.ai systems for custom homes, estates and select commercial properties from our San Carlos design center, across San Francisco, the Peninsula, the North Bay, South Bay, and East Bay, Wine Country, and the Carmel and Monterey area.
It depends on the scope. Processor choice, Micro and Nano microphone count, room count, the control platform underneath, network design, and whether the home is new construction or retrofit drive the number. A figure without drawings or an existing-system review would mislead more than it helps. The useful first step is a conversation at our San Carlos design center, where we can review the property and turn the requirements into a specification.
Often, yes, after evaluating the existing automation platform, network, device compatibility, room naming and current programming. Regent5 first assesses what is supportable before recommending hardware or programming changes.