Self-driving tiny homes could be part of the future

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Honda recently announced theĀ IeMobi Concept. It is an autonomous mobile living room that attaches and detaches from your home. When parked, the vehicle becomes a 50-square-foot living or workspace.2

Honda IeMobi Self Driving Office Concept 001

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Honda IeMobi Self Driving Office Concept 002

Honda IeMobi Self Driving Office Concept 003

Images via Honda

For the near-future society where everything is connected digitally, Honda will provide a modes of warm, face-to-face ā€œconnection.ā€ The Honda IeMobi Concept connects to the home seamlessly, connecting electricity and entertainment information from car to home, and home to car. When parked, IeMobi becomes a ā€œroomā€ with around 5m2 of living space. By using IeMobi matching the user’s lifestyle, such as a guest room to invite friends, or a mobile pantry for weekend shopping, new possibilities in mobility and lifestyle are born.1

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  1. Honda IeMobi
  2. Self-driving homes could be the future of affordable housing

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