Tier 1

Home Offline Preparedness

A place to start

Two starting points for your build.

These illustrative configurations are starting points for a built-to-order discussion. Equipment, options, validation and pricing are agreed after the scope is reviewed.

Beige home-computing concept on a wooden desk with two black cables emerging from the rear. — Concept illustration. Final equipment and specifications vary by build.

Built to order

Configuration 1

Everyday reference

A simple household starting point for offline AI, selected reference material and personal documents, powered through an approved household adapter.

Price estimateCAD 599–799

Provisional; subject to the final agreed configuration and quote. Screen additional.

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Estimate details

Base system estimates exclude a screen. Screen prices are additional. Satellite equipment, satellite service and taxes are separately confirmed and quoted.

All price estimates are provisional and subject to a final agreed configuration and quote. Screen options are planning placeholders; models, suitability and any certification requirements are confirmed during scoping.

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Built to order

Configuration 2

Reference with backup

A household workspace with a separately selected, ready-made external UPS. Backup needs and the compatible equipment are agreed during design.

Price estimateCAD 899–1,299

Provisional; subject to the final agreed configuration and quote. Screen additional.

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Built to order

Useful knowledge stays within reach when connectivity doesn’t.

Configure a compact, screenless mini PC purchased for your project, with offline AI and a local knowledge library. Keep practical information, reference maps, household documents and everyday tools close at hand.

Use the mini PC’s standard built-in networking and Wi-Fi for a simple household setup, without an added switch or router. Choose content and local tools around the people using them.

Shaped around your application

A familiar place for household information.

Start with the information your household would want to find during an interruption: appliance manuals, household records, practical references and maps. Choose the local library around the people using it, and agree how its contents will be checked and kept current.

A compact, screenless mini PC can use its standard built-in networking and Wi-Fi for household access. Plan a straightforward handover so family members know how to find information and maintain their own documents. A compatible screen can be purchased separately if preferred.

Every configuration is designed to work offline and fetch online information when connected. Final capabilities depend on suitable existing equipment and compatible ready-made modules, with the complete assembly reviewed against the project’s requirements.