Product architecture
Luna is being developed in a transportable model for events and construction sites and a site-dedicated model for large gardens and connected outdoor spaces. Both remain research configurations, not products available for order.
Current public definition
The two paths share the research core—light, lift, restraint, sensing, control, materials, and fail-safe behaviour—but require different logistics, ground infrastructure, operating procedures, maintenance, and commercial models.
The primary concept is a transportable system brought to a screened site, assembled by trained people, operated within a defined perimeter, and removed after the activity. Transportability does not remove site checks, operating limits, or authority procedures.
The second concept is assigned to one site and developed together with its ground infrastructure, electrical system, operating plan, and home-automation layer. “Fixed” describes the intended site and ground installation; it does not mean that Luna may remain elevated continuously or without supervision.
Home Assistant objective
For Luna Fixed, native interoperability with Home Assistant is a design objective. The implementation path is not yet selected or certified, and there is no partnership or endorsement to claim.
Future internal evaluation
ColivingLiguria intends to evaluate Luna first inside its own operating context. The outdoor areas associated with Casa del Noce and Casa del Forno may be considered only if they are actually available to the company at that time and after every site-specific authorisation and safety gate has been closed.
Possible future evaluation of the fixed-site concept in an associated outdoor area, without implying availability or authorisation today.
Open the public house pageConditional evaluation contextPossible future comparison of lighting, automation, and operating procedures in an associated outdoor area, subject to the same gates.
Open the public house pagePublic product evidence
As testing advances, Luna will publish reviewed outcomes, methods, configuration boundaries, and uncertainty where they help a user assess the product. Detailed drawings, source code, control architecture, manufacturing parameters, supplier terms, and other protected know-how remain outside the public site.