Inside the World's First Permanently Occupied House of the Future

The video explores the Steiner family's futuristic home, showcasing advanced technology and automation. The house features smart appliances, a central processing unit, and Internet connectivity, allowing for automated tasks like grocery ordering and cooking. It can be controlled via touch screen, voice command, or remotely. The home adapts to weather changes and includes a media center. The Steiners have embraced this lifestyle, even commercializing the house for product testing.

What makes the Future Life House different from its neighboring house?

• It is the first permanently occupied house of the future.

• It is painted in a unique color.

• It has a swimming pool.

• It is larger in size.

How does the Future Life House manage grocery shopping?

• The house grows its own food.

• The family visits the supermarket weekly.

• Groceries are ordered online and delivered to a special fridge.

• A robot goes to the store to pick up groceries.

What is the primary function of the central processing unit in the Future Life House?

• To manage the family's finances.

• To serve as a backup power source.

• To control and monitor all appliances in the house.

• To provide entertainment for the family.

How does the house respond to weather changes?

• It changes the color of the walls.

• It adjusts the temperature automatically.

• It sends alerts to the family.

• It closes windows and blinds based on weather conditions.

Why did the Steiners decide to purchase the Future Life House?

• They wanted to test products for companies.

• They wanted to live closer to the city.

• They needed more space for their family.

• They were fascinated by the futuristic lifestyle.