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

The video explores the world's first permanently occupied 'House of the Future', home to the Steiner family. This house is equipped with advanced technology, automating daily tasks like lighting, lawn mowing, and kitchen cleaning. It features a central processing unit that manages appliances and orders groceries online. The house can be controlled via touch screen, notebook, or voice command, and adapts to environmental changes. The Steiners have embraced this lifestyle, even commercializing it by testing products for companies.

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

• It is painted in a different color.

• It is larger in size.

• It is equipped with advanced technology.

• It has a unique architectural design.

How does the Future Life House manage security at the entrance?

• By using traditional keys.

• Through a voice recognition system.

• With magnetic cards and biometric scans.

• By employing a security guard.

What role does the central processing unit play in the Future Life House?

• It controls the lighting system.

• It manages all household appliances.

• It operates the lawn mower.

• It functions as a home entertainment system.

What is one feature of the Future Life House's media center?

• It only functions as a television.

• It stores movies and family photos.

• It is not connected to the Internet.

• It can only play music.

How do the Steiners benefit from their futuristic lifestyle?

• They get discounts on utility bills.

• They have a larger living space.

• They charge companies to test products.

• They receive free groceries.