According to CoinMeta, Apple will hold a "Welcome Home" event on October 13th at Tribeca, where they will launch the HomePad. It is expected to come equipped with a 6-inch square display, a A18 chip, and Face ID, with a price of around $350. However, as the core of the hardware, the conversational intelligence that supports it is not yet ready. Although HomePad will provide notification summaries and natural language search functions, the promised multi-step conversational agent feature is not expected to be available until the end of 2026 or early 2027. Meanwhile, Apple's competitors are actively capturing the enterprise market; Meta's Muse was launched on September 8th, achieving 1.1 million installations, and has established a clear business path through three pricing tiers.