NEW YORK (CBS/CBS Newspath/WKRC) - As many Americans continue to work from home, technology companies want to make homes work harder for the people who live in them. Robotic furniture is now allows ...

Yves Béhar is the face of smart tech design. His work on various projects -- most notably Jawbone and the August Smart Lock-- has earned him and his Fuseproject studio awards and name recognition in ...

As cities boom living space for many is shrinking and Rognan’s robotic furniture will help to make confined spaces more livable. As a recent article reports: “IKEA is collaborating with Ori, an ...

There has long been a trade-off associated with dense urban areas. In exchange for the action and vitality of city living, people often compromise on space. If you’re spending most of your time ...

Real Estate Robotic furniture has renters short on space sitting pretty Options have come a long way from the Murphy bed, offering solutions when developers feel forced to build smaller apartments.

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ori, the provider of multifunctional, robotic-powered space saving solutions, today debuted a brand-new product, Pocket Office, a transformable home office space solution. The ...

The promise of robotic furniture is that it can turn single rooms into multipurpose spaces. To the extent that they work, they could help blunt the rise in what Americans pay for housing, and alter ...

CHICAGO — The mere words intrigue on their own: robot furniture. But the realities of having a console that can transform a studio's daytime living space into a cozy bedroom with the push of a button ...

Furniture makers are welcoming their new robotic masters. In a modern spin on the Murphy bed, architects, designers and inventors seeking to use technology to maximize use of small spaces have ...

More Americans are squeezing into smaller spaces. A new survey from RentCafe finds the average size of an apartment is down more than 50 square feet compared to a decade ago. Architect Eric Bieber now ...

Options have come a long way from the Murphy bed, offering solutions when developers feel forced to build smaller apartments. Doing more with less is the name of the game now more than ever in home ...