IKEA launch robotic furniture range for small space living

IKEA is taking its first steps to move into the future with the launch of a new robotic furniture line that accommodates for smaller rooms.

Today got an exclusive look at the retail giants new technology, and a glimpse at their plans to spearhead change in the furniture space.

The Today Show got exclusive access to the IKEA test lab for a sneak peek at all the products that are being developed.

"Robotic furniture system". Hasier Larrea, ORI founder tells Today.

"What it does is it gives you a bedroom when you need it, a live room, or an office at the press of the button."

The system is a combination of American start-up Ori’s robotic platform and IKEA’s existing storage solution.

Robo room is a prototype that is designed to maximise space in our shrinking homes, and slated to take the world by storm.

While the technology is still in development, there's been a swarm of demand from Australian stores to house the revolutionary product.

IKEA is also working on a new look family fridge that reduces waste. As well as the smart bedroom that uses a synchronised wake up call to help you wake up from your slumber peacefully.  

Watch above for the full Today segment.

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