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Lift-Bit’s individual upholstered motorised stools fit together honeycomb-style to build any number of combinations, with each unit able to be raised or lowered in seconds. Alternatively, an app can help with pre-programmed three-dimensional shapes and heights ranging from two-stool chairs and four-stool chaises to volcano or Grand Canyon configurations. The height adjustment can be controlled in person by hand gestures above the seat or remotely by using the app. And just like battery-powered children’s toys, the Lift-Bit system can become “bored” when left idle and start shape-shifting on its own to re-engage users. It can even perform a Mexican wave. Lift-Bit is designed by Carlo Ratti Associati, the company behind the proposal to build a mile-high tower, with the support of Swiss furniture maker Vitra. A full-size prototype will be unveiled during Milan Design Week from April 12-17. “Lift-Bit draws on the potential of internet of things technologies to transform our interior landscape, giving form to an endlessly reconfigurable environment,” says Professor Carlo Ratti, founder of Carlo Ratti Associati studio and director of the Senseable City Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Nissan’s “intelligent parking chairs” were designed as a by-product of the car-maker’s pursuit of self-driving car development and can turn a conference room into a virtual car park. Multiple wi-fi-controlled cameras track the chairs in a room as they are moved from their original positions. With a single hand-clap, the chairs glide back to their designated places. Yuuki Tomii, of Nissan’s sales department, said the company’s ultimate goal was to create autonomous vehicles. “The self-parking part is just one of the processes along the way,” he said. “More than thinking of them as just furniture, we hope people can see it as how our technology can be introduced into other objects.” Despite huge public interest when the chairs were on show in Yokohama earlier this year, Nissan has no plans to market the product. ), developed with the support of Vitra for the “ROOMS. Novel living concepts” exhibition organized by Salone del Mobile.Milano within the framework of the XXI Triennale.