Mobile Housing that Slot into High Rises

As reported by Tech Insider, the city of Austin, TX is now the playground of an entrepreneur with a bold idea for mobile housing. Prefab metal structures with large glass windows look on the inside like space-aged homes.

On the outside they are designed to be slotted into high-rise or multi-story buildings. Water, electrical, and sewer are presumably hooked up with as much effort as two Lego bricks (we don't actually know, but it probably wouldn't be more complicated than a camper).

The space-age interior has smart tech built into the walls.You can unroll your bed or adust the lighting with a voice command.

And with the push of a button on your phone, you can order your home to be extracted and carried to a compatible high-rise in another part of the town.

Tired of your neighbors? Need a change of scenery? No need to pack, just sit down and read while a crane and big rig lift you effortlessly onto the highway and toward your new address.

Just make sure not to move before your groceries get delivered.

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