I would spend $10K to furnish my apartment with MIT’s robot furniture | The Verge

curated by Alex Kirkpatrick | June 7, 2017

Back in 2014, MIT debuted CityHome, a solution for tiny living spaces with the ability to pack several home necessities into a single, movable modular unit. Today, the concept — now renamed Ori Systems, after the Japanese art of origami — is available for preorder at $10,000 in New York City, Chicago, San Francisco, Boston, and other major US and Canadian cities.

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