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 1. Modular Design, Flexible and Expandable

（1）Using standardized pod units, these units can be freely assembled like Lego blocks to adapt to different space requirements (e.g., single-family homes, B&Bs, hotels, emergency housing, etc.）.

（2）Easy to transport and quickly install, they are suitable for temporary or mobile living.

2. Lightweight and High-Strength Materials

（1）The exterior shell is often made of carbon fiber, aircraft-grade aluminum, or composite materials, which are lightweight yet resistant to pressure, wind, and water.

（2）Some designs can withstand extreme weather conditions (e.g., typhoons and snowstorms).

3. Smart Home Systems

（1）Integrated intelligent controls (e.g., voice assistants, app-based remote control of lighting, temperature, humidity, and security).

（2）May include sustainable technologies such as solar power, air purification, and rainwater recycling.

4. Efficient Space Utilization

（1）Compact layout, hidden storage, and multifunctional furniture (e.g., folding beds, height-adjustable tables).

（2）Rounded or streamlined designs reduce dead space and enhance the sense of space.

5. Futuristic Appearance
 The streamlined, biomimetic design, complemented by LED lighting, creates a sci-fi aesthetic, perfect for influencer check-ins or themed commercial projects.

6. Environmentally Friendly and Energy-Saving
（1）Some models utilize solar panels and energy-saving insulation to reduce energy consumption.

（2）Reusable assembly and disassembly reduces construction waste, aligning with green building trends.

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