Homes · Buildings · Industry

Buildings that respond. Processes that run themselves.

Lighting, climate, access and energy under one controller — and on the industrial side, monitoring and control you can see from a dashboard. Designed around your building, engineered by people who build the hardware and the software.

Every automation project starts with a site visit and a written design — devices, wiring, behavior — before a quote.

Inside a PearlFibers-built control device — touchscreen, controller board and RFID coil in a custom case

What we deliver

Physical automation and the software behind it — from one team, so the dashboard always matches the wiring.

Home automation

Lighting, climate, curtains and scenes controlled from one app and real wall switches — designed so the house still works like a house when the internet is down.

Building & access control

Door access, presence and shared-space booking for offices and commercial buildings — the field we built our own access hardware for.

Industrial monitoring & control

Sensors, meters and controllers wired into a live dashboard — temperatures, power, machine states — with alerts before small problems become stoppages.

Energy management

Measure what the building actually consumes, schedule heavy loads, and switch between sources cleanly — with the numbers to prove what changed.

Custom control devices

When off-the-shelf doesn't fit, we design the device: controller, casing, firmware and the offline-first logic that keeps it deciding locally.

Process automation

The software side of the same discipline — approvals, reports, notifications and data flows that run on schedule instead of on somebody's memory.

How the engagement works

Automation is bought once and lived with for years — the process is built around that.

01 · Visit

We see the site

A walkthrough of the home, building or plant: what should happen automatically, what must never happen automatically.

02 · Design

Behavior on paper first

A written design — devices, wiring, and exactly how each room or line behaves — with a fixed price attached.

03 · Install

Fitted and rehearsed

Installation and configuration, then a walkthrough where every scene, sensor and fail-safe is demonstrated to you, not described.

04 · Support

Kept running

Monitoring and support as a service — adjustments as your use changes, spares and repairs handled by the team that installed it.

What it costs

Automation quotes depend on the site and the device count, so they follow the design — a fixed installation price for the agreed behavior, and an optional monthly plan for monitoring and support. The design tells you the full number before any equipment is ordered.

  • Site visit and written design first
  • Fixed price for the installed, demonstrated system
  • Optional monthly monitoring and support plan

Homes, buildings and industrial sites — tell us which, and where, and we'll schedule the visit.

Questions, answered

What happens when the internet goes down?

The system keeps working. We design controls to decide locally — our access devices are built offline-first for exactly this reason — and sync when the connection returns. In Iraq, that isn't optional engineering.

Can you work with an existing installation?

Usually. The site visit tells us what's installed and what it can do; the written design then reuses what's sound and replaces only what isn't.

Which brands or platforms do you use?

The design names every device before you approve it. We select per project — and when nothing off the shelf fits, we build the device ourselves, case and firmware included.

Is this only for large buildings?

No — homes are a core part of the service. The same visit-design-install process applies whether it's a villa's lighting scenes or a plant's monitoring line.

Tell us what should happen by itself.

A site visit, a written design, and a system that's demonstrated — not described.

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